Postgraduate Certificate in Education (Post-14 Education) : Site The RoundHouse

Course Content: Over the two years you will study the following modules: Introductory Award in Education and Training Enhancing Teaching, Learning and Assessment Theories and Principles of Educational Practice Curriculum in Context The Subject-Specialist An optional module will also be undertaken in your second year. Module options cover the following topics: Behaviours for Learning, Independent Research, Teaching in Schools and Technology Enhanced Learning. How will I be assessed? Assessment is through coursework and an exciting range of assessment methods is used. These include observations of your teaching practice, self-evaluation, reflective tasks, written assignments, individual and group presentations, and poster presentations. All assessment methods have been designed to focus on skills specific to the professional teacher while incorporating key transferable skills. You are required to undertake research and write in an appropriate academic style, using Harvard Referencing systems. All assessments require you to apply theory to your own practice and you are expected to engage with academic research and learning theory in a manner commensurate with Masters level study. Are there any additional costs or specialist equipment required? You need stationery only. What can I do after this course? This course offers a foundation for professional development and enables you to apply for professional formation (QTLS) which is now equated with Qualified Teacher Status (QTS). It also provides you with an ideal platform to progress straight to an MA ED. If you progress to the University of Derby, you will already have achieved credits towards your Masters. Alternatively, you can apply to study specialised Diplomas in Teaching Learners with Disabilities, English to Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL), English (Literacy) or Mathematics.