Teacher Degrees in the Wales

... On Completion As this is a vocational course, the majority of our students use their qualification to find employment as a tutor or teacher in their chosen... Learn about: Teaching Assistant, Teaching Adults, Teacher Education... More

...This professional training scheme is available to anybody who teaches young people and adults, and is particularly applicable to practicing, and aspiring, full and part-time teachers and trainers within the broad field of continuing and post-compulsory education. This includes Higher Education... Learn about: Teacher Education, Adult Education, Education Studies... More

...Teaching is an important and increasingly popular choice for a rewarding career. Being a teacher is about developing relationships with your pupils and inspiring them to learn. Secondary teachers work with children between the ages of 11 and 18. Teaching is a rewarding profession in more... Learn about: National centres, Teacher Education, Secondary Education... More

...This course is aimed at those working as teachers, lecturers or trainers in the post-compulsory sector (hospitals, colleges, universities, training centres) who hold a Certificate in Post-compulsory Education. Course fees indicated cover the whole course... Learn about: Teaching Assistant, Special Needs Teaching, Teacher Education... More

...This is a degree course for those who want to study the Education System. The course is useful for teachers who want to develop their skills and knowledge further. You will have an opportunity to discuss contemporary issues affecting education. There are many optional modules such as supporting... Learn about: Education Studies, Teacher Education, Teaching Adults... More

...Designed for teachers and trainers in further and adult education, nurse tutors and training managers. The course covers teaching and training in further and adult education including assessment, planning, learning, delivery, evaluation, and teaching practice... Learn about: Special Needs Teaching, Child Development, Teacher Education... More

...). They have been developed as a result of major changes in the requirements for teachers within the learning and skills sector. This new and exciting course offers the prospect of teaching and assessing students across a breadth of curricula and provide an online learning capability that promotes flexibility through... Learn about: Skills and Training... More

... of this degree will relate specifically to childhood. Successful completion of this degree scheme could lead to progression to a one year primary school teacher... Learn about: Child Development, Early Years, Education Studies... More

...set out in the draft National Occupational Standards for Learning Support. Learning Support [Secondary and Further Education] Foundation Degree [Level... Learn about: Teaching Assistant, Teaching Adults... More

...Aberystwyth and Bangor Universities have joined forces to provide Initial Teacher Education for North and Mid-Wales. The North and Mid-Wales centre... Learn about: Teacher Education, National centres, Primary education... More

...Childhood & Learning Support Studies (Top-up) What you will study Modules Year 1 - Contemporary Issues in Childhood - Child & Family Welfare... Learn about: Teacher Education, Teaching Adults, Special Needs Teaching... More

...and young people’s learning. Modules: Inclusion and Diversity Skills for the Workplace Healthy Schools Curriculum (3-8 years) Science, Technology and Creative... Learn about: Skills and Training, IT Development... More

...) (in year 4) are given during a single Teacher Training Retreat Level 2 (TTR2) residential retreat. See our website for the dates this year... Learn about: Assessed Teaching... More

...learning beyond the classroom and exploring multi-agency support. Modules Research Methods Inclusion and Diversity Curriculum (3-8 years) Supporting Children and Young People... Learn about: Skills and Training... More

...or wherever there is a childhood and learning support dimension to employment. You will build upon your current skills and you will gain a recognised qualification... Learn about: Skills and Training, IT Management... More

...aspects of the school curriculum, additional learning needs, learning theories, counselling skills and safeguarding, in addition to having a placement opportunity... Learn about: Skills and Training... More

...Most students wishing to work at doctoral level in education will have already been working in the education sector for a number of years, as teachers, administrators, advisers, inspectors, etc. For some, the established PhD route of individual, in depth study of one specialised topic... More

...Assess, justify and critique different approaches to educational research, including methods and data analysis Demonstrate a critical understanding... Learn about: Friendly Atmosphere, Part Time, Education Studies... More

...Modules: Child Development: Theory and Practice Development of Literacy and Numeracy Protecting Young People in an Educational Environment Play Sociology... Learn about: Skills and Training, IT Development... More

...social and emotional difficulties, inclusion and diversity, further aspects of the curriculum, together with an opportunity for negotiated learning and action research... Learn about: Skills and Training... More