Humanities, Social Science, Education courses Canterbury

...for the demands of teaching the 11-18 age range in the Secondary Sector. As well as developing your knowledge and skills in the teaching of Physics... Learn about: Skills and Training, GCSE Physics, GCSE Mathematics...

...knowledge as a key part of our own reflective practice and theory-building Promoting creative and innovative approaches to teaching and learning Taking... Learn about: Primary School, IT Development, Full Time...

...students in their preferred school location, where a school is more than two hours’ drive from Canterbury we would ask applicants to discuss whether this is possible... Learn about: Part Time...

...to starting on the course. Location Canterbury School Teacher Education and Development All PGCE pathways cover three main areas: Curriculum Studies... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Primary School...

...Secondary and Further Education sectors. The PGCE psychology will allow student teachers to become outstanding, inspiring educators who think critically about what this entails...

...6,000 by 2015. This strategy has already led to a growth in the number of training places for Specialist Community Public Health Nursing (SCPHN)...

...Underpinned by a strong values base, it emphasises social justice and inclusive principles, whilst acknowledging and critiquing the many different perspectives...

...in making sense of contemporary society. Our degree offers a challenging and stimulating course that encourages critical thinking and offers the opportunity for lively debate... Learn about: Religion Philosophy...

...offers a challenging and stimulating course that encourages critical thinking and offers the opportunity for lively debate. Students on this programme... Learn about: Religion Philosophy...

...services for children from 0 to 25 and their families. The nature of the workforce will enable diversity of professional roles and the academic nature...

...for special educational needs and the new recommendations of the ‘Special Educational Needs and Disability 0-25 Code of Practice’ (DfE and DoH...

...through relevant academic study and interaction with other course members. On most courses participants are drawn for a wide range of professional settings... Learn about: Skills and Training, GCSE Mathematics...

...of TESOL The course offers: a taught first stage, the Postgraduate Diploma TESOL a second dissertation stage with an individual tutor a chance to exchange...

...degree (or equivalent) in Theology and/or Religious Studies or a cognate relevant area. Location Canterbury School Humanities More about Theology and Religious... Learn about: Religious Studies...

...working and developing different kinds of expertise. Face to face learning from tutors qualified to teach theology at undergraduate level and engaged...

...and it is an obvious place to study Theology. Canterbury Christ Church has historically close links to the Anglican Church and to the Cathedral where...

...and sustained engagement with questions of theology and social justice, including opportunities to study political theology, religion and culture...

...Location Other School Teacher Education and Development The programme structure takes into account the unique nature of the TtT cohort and builds on...

...by the National Youth Agency and is a professional qualification in Youth and Community Work. The course is also accredited by the Community Learning and Development (CLD)... Learn about: IT Development, Learning and Development...

...this programme may be the one for you. The ways of thinking and acting involved are highly transferable to a wide range of careers − but have special relevance... Learn about: Learning and Development, IT Development...