Access teaching courses

...Cambridge Access Validating Agency (CAVA) designs and validates Access to Higher Education Diplomas. Visit their website at: www.cava.ac...

... Work, Social Policy, Sociology, Psychology and English/History as subject specific degrees leading to professions such as teaching. Career Opportunities... Learn about: Social Science...

...2. Course description A fast-track route into university for mature applicants who may not have formal qualifications and want to study a media and communication related degree. This course provides teaching and learning to enable mature students to gain the skills and knowledge to cope... Learn about: Cultural Studies, Communication Training...

... learners (19+). This course will prepare you for a wide range of studies at university and will build your confidence and abilities in English, maths, I.T., research and study skills. This course is your first step to a career in Social care, Family support work, Nursery, Primary or Special School teaching... Learn about: Nurse training...

... thought were out of reach. As an Access to Higher Education student, you can also take advantage of the fact the government will write off the balance of your loan when you complete a subsequent (eligible) higher education course. The loan is not dependent on household income... Learn about: Skills and Training, IT Law...

..., you will be given the opportunity to take these alongside the course. What can I do next With your Access to Higher Education Diploma (Social Sciences & Humanities) you will be qualified to apply to a university degree in a wide range of subjects, including teaching and humanities, e.g. history... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time...

... will be offered units in teaching practice and placement. Applicants can take GCSE English and/or Maths however, if students already posess these at C grade or higher they will be excused from these sessions... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...Launch yourself into an exciting new career as a teaching assistant with this great course. The 150,000 and rising teaching assistants in the UK provide a vital role in supporting the children and teachers in our primary secondary and special school... Learn about: Teaching Assistant...

..., but will be seeking to gain a qualification for the 'full' teaching role. They may already be in-role, or have no prior experience, but must have access to 150 hours...

...This qualification is made up of the following components:- Level 2 Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools. Learners must achieve 30 credits in total from a combination of mandatory and optional units Qualifications in English, Maths and ICT where there is no prior attainment...

...These are valuable in-service courses for existing Skills for Life teachers in ESOL, Literacy and Numeracy and you must be teaching one of these subjects for a minimum of 75 hours in order to gain a place on the course. You will examine the theory and practice of teaching your specialist...

... and learning in the classroom. They will contribute to planning, implementing and evaluating learning activities and will work alongside the teacher to support whole class activities, as well as working on their own with individual, or groups of, pupils. Job titles may include: teaching assistant; classroom... Learn about: Teaching Assistant, IT Development, Team Leader...

... have combined their day job with a Foundation Degree in Support Teaching and Learning... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... attainment Employee Rights and Responsibilities Personal Learning and Thinking Skills The qualification is suitable for those who have experience of supporting learning within the classroom and are actively involved with assessment of learning and those who have already achieved a Supporting Teaching...

...The Level 3 Award in Mathematics for Numeracy Teaching is a short specialist teacher training course delivered by fast track, distance and blended learning. The course is designed to develop your knowledge and personal skills when it comes to mathematics (numeracy), teaching and training... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...This course is full time requiring attendance at College up to 15 hours per week. The rationale of an Access Diploma is to enable mature students to gain entrance to university. In the autumn term you complete your UCAS application. Your personal tutor will guide you through this and support...

..., including two former teaching assistants who were promoted in their nursery school to Deputy Nursery School Manager and Nursery School Manager... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... in installments). See 'Funding & Financial Support' below. The Course This is a one year intensive course that prepares students for entry into Higher Education degree courses that provide a pathway into careers such as Teaching, Social Work, Psychology and Criminology. The Access course is an ideal route...

... thought were out of reach. As an Access to Higher Education student, you can also take advantage of the fact the government will write off the balance of your loan when you complete a subsequent (eligible) higher education course. The loan is not dependent on household income... Learn about: IT Law...

... onto a degree programme Helps you develop your study skills and confidence Supports the development of academic and professional skills. Course overview The Access to HE Diploma provides preparation for higher education and is particularly helpful if you have been out of education for some... Learn about: IT Development, Skills and Training, Full Time...