Shakespeare in Education: Exploration and Creative Techniques for the Classroom

By the end of the course, you'll be able to:
have a theoretical understanding of Shakespeare's place in the cultural lives, learning and education of children and young people
understand the theory and research behind teaching Shakespeare in various education contexts
reflect upon and conduct research into your own practice
communicate your findings to a wider audience

This course is for teachers and practitioners who want to:
explore Shakespeare's place in education (nationally and internationally)
teach Shakespeare through creative channels

Suitable candidates would ideally have a good degree (at least a 2:2) in English or a related area such as drama or cultural studies. Other degree subjects should be supplemented by substantial experience of working with young people in relevant educational or cultural settings.
English language requirements: overseas students generally should have IELTS with a 7.0 overall (with Reading 6.5 and Writing 6.0).