Teaching Courses

...This course will help you to develop the knowledge and skills required to provide high level effective support as a teaching assistant. Volunteering or working for 15 hours per week in school will help to develop your practical skills whilst regular college sessions will provide you with vital...

...Become an accomplished, confident classroom assistant with a specific focus on supporting special educational needs (SEN) students with this online course of autism training for teachers. Designed and taught by expert instructors with years of experience, you will learn everything from teaching... Learn about: Teaching Assistant, Communication Training...

...Course overview This qualification covers the skills and knowledge needed when supporting teaching and learning in a school; that is the...

... to prepare for and succeed in an academic role in general, it is an ideal course for existing and aspiring lecturers as well as for PhD candidates. Students will also gain expertise in lesson planning and weekly scheduling for teaching purposes, complete a mini-teach session, and will have the opportunity...

...This course is ideal if you are interested in teaching English as a foreign language to International Students. This qualification is accepted by British Council accredited schools in the UK and abroad. The CertTESOL is very widely recognised by employers as an initial qualification in TESOL...

...The Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools has been developed for school support staff who directly support the teaching... Learn about: Team Training, Part Time...

...3 course you will need to have achieved maths and/or English at Grade C or above...

... to prepare for and succeed in an academic role in general, it is an ideal course for existing and aspiring lecturers as well as for PhD candidates. Students will also gain expertise in lesson planning and weekly scheduling for teaching purposes, complete a mini-teach session, and write a reflective essay...

...Education studies focuses on aspects of the history, sociology, philosophy and psychology of education. Teaching English to speakers of other languages (TESOL) is a practical branch of applied linguistics and includes diverse areas of study such as the structure of language, the psychology... Learn about: Education Studies...

...or who are new to the education sector. It covers the fundamental knowledge and skills you need to work effectively in the classroom, supporting both the teacher and the learners... Learn about: Young Person Development, Person development, Learning Activities...

...2. Course description The aim of the Award is to evidence achievement of the entry criteria for subject specific knowledge.English:(Literacy and ESOL) teacher education programmes; in the following areas: 1 - Analysing English language for literacy and language teaching. 2 - Reading skills... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...The Award shares mandatory units with the Level 2 Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning qualification, providing a direct progression route...

...TESOL explores how English (and other languages) are most effectively learnt and taught all over the world. You will learn to analyse teaching methods and materials, build a repertoire of language activities and study the sounds and key grammatical features of English. Your TESOL studies... Learn about: English Language, Psychology of Learning...

...The COBIS DITA has been created to provide International Teaching Assistants with the knowledge, skills and understanding to work effectively alongside the teacher whilst maximising learning opportunities for the children. The COBIS DITA and the COBIS DITA for Early years is delivered... Learn about: Early Years, Value of play, Theories of play...

...Are you interested in a career in English language teaching? Are you already an early-career teacher of English and want to advance your professional standing?... Learn about: Ms Word, English Language...

... a range of teaching methods, based upon the latest research in education. We model good teaching as we train you, so you can transfer what you've experienced into your own practice. We make use of a range of learning experiences, including our very popular Dorset residential trip at the start of... Learn about: Professional Practice, Reflective Teacher...

...This qualification will enable learners to develop the knowledge and skills needed when supporting teaching and learning in primary, secondary or special schools. it covers a wide range of areas including children and young people's development, supporting those with disabilities or special... Learn about: Part Time, Higher Education Access...

...and competencies for anyone working in a classroom and in specialist roles The topics you will cover include: The structure of schools and colleges Health... Learn about: Child Development, Health and Safety, Child health...

...This course is ideal if you are interested in teaching English as a foreign language to International Students. This qualification is accepted by British Council accredited schools in the UK and abroad. The CertTESOL is very widely recognised by employers as an initial qualification in TESOL... Learn about: Business English, Advanced English, English Language...

... own specialist subject and acquire a range of teaching methods, based upon the latest research in education. We model good teaching as we train you, so you can transfer what you've experienced into your own practice. You'll also benefit from a course that supports you in becoming a research-engaged... Learn about: Professional Practice, Reflective Teacher...