CACHE Level 3 Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools

Unit 1 – The Role of the Teaching Assistant

1. How national frameworks and local strategies effect the teaching assistant’s job role
2. How the teaching assistant's role contributes to teaching and learning
3. The importance of enabling pupils’ learning
4. The importance of monitoring learning, implementing changes and developing own practice
5. How to develop and promote positive behaviour
6. How to manage the risks involved in managing behaviour
7. The range of skills and tools needed to manage behaviour
8. Developing and promoting positive behaviour

Unit 2 – Key issues in working in schools

1. The context of team working in schools
2. The skills required to be effective member of the team
3. How to manage ricks involved in effective team working
4. The effects of legislation and the school’s policies for keeping children safe
5. The responsibility of all staff within the school to keep children safe
6. The importance of managing pupil’s behaviour to keep them safe
7. The importance of reflective practice
8. The techniques and use of reflective analysis
9. How to improve and develop own practice
10. Why and how you need to continuously improve your work

Assignments

During your studies with The Teaching Assistant College there will be many small tasks to complete during or after your study sessions, these are part of your guided learning hours and are set to assist in developing your knowledge and understanding within each topic area.

You are graded for your certificate (Grades A, B, C, D or E) on the two main assignments set by CACHE. These assignments must be completed on the deadlines set by both CACHE and The Teaching Assistant College.

UK & EU: £971
International: £1454