Teacher Degrees

...You can choose from a range of specialisations in adult and vocational education, curriculum and professional practice, digital technology, early childhood leadership...

...The Sociological Imagination Young people and Social Change Introduction to Developmental Psychology Part 1 Introduction to Developmental Psychology... Learn about: Education Sociology...

...as well as moving on to key stage coordinator roles, other leadership positions and eventually headships. These roles include classroom teachers... Learn about: Full Time, Confident teachers, Learning Module...

...but they must obtain them, or pass an equivalent test set by King's, before the course starts. International requirements Visit our admissions webpages... Learn about: English Language, Natural history, PGCE Physics...

...manager in the adult or vocational education sectors. This course is part of an articulated program of study. Articulated programs allow you to build...

...The Sociological Imagination Young people and Social Change Introduction to Developmental Psychology Part 1 Introduction to Developmental Psychology... Learn about: Education Sociology...

...art and design departments in schools and colleges, while others have jobs as education officers in galleries and museums. Graduates in this area can... Learn about: Professional Practice, Teacher Training, Teacher Status...

...depending on what the degree entailed (in particular, any substantial amount of textual examination). Those candidates whose first degree is not in English... Learn about: English Language, English Literature, English Conversation...

...You’ll also develop the intellectual and practical competencies required by professional bodies such as the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB)... Learn about: Built Environment...

...in Quantitative Research Methods Optional modules Specialist Studies in Education: Theory, Practice or Policy (at M level only) Educational Practices...

...Maybe you have a strong interest in how people learn, either culturally, socially or psychologically. Or maybe you love studying contemporary English language... Learn about: Communication Training, English Language...

...begin to pursue a more active role in the classroom in the latter part of the semester, do reflective writings on what you see and think (journal)...

...The FdA is also aimed at applicants who may not previously have considered studying for a higher level qualification. During this course the following...

...in Quantitative Research Methods Optional modules Specialist Studies in Education: Theory, Practice or Policy (at M level only) Educational Practices...

...7ED038: Supporting Learners and Fostering Learning in Higher & Professional Education. 7ED039: Issues, Challenges and Opportunities in Higher and Professional Education...

...1.5 hours / session This course concentrates on the theory and psychology associated with student learning. Topics include educational theory...

...(40 Credits) Educational Placements 1 (20 Credits) Educational Research & Enquiry 1 (20 Credits) Enhanced Curriculum Studies 1 (20 Credits) Professional Studies... Learn about: Social Work, Curriculum Studies...

...(60 credits): Compulsory Modules Education, Policy and Society Researching Education Dissertation Citizenship, Human Rights and the Environment Education...

...the professional award required by all those who wish to teach in an early years setting. As a trainee you will learn how to teach within the birth to 5 years age range... Learn about: Early Years...

...In Education, Policy and International Development you consider historical and contemporary discussions concerning these areas, and education’s role... Learn about: Education Psychology, IT Development, Psychology of Learning...