Teaching diploma courses

.... Mapped to the units of Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Sector and the Certificate in Teaching...

...These are valuable in-service courses for existing Skills for Life teachers in ESOL, Literacy and Numeracy and you must be teaching one of these subjects for a minimum of 75 hours in order to gain a place on the course. You will examine the theory and practice of teaching your specialist...

... to register with us at the time you enrol for the Diploma or Certificate course or after vcompletion. How Does It Work? There are 2 ways in which to...

...2. Course description This course is designed to develop the advanced skills, knowledge and performance of teaching support staff in schools. Taught subjects include: • Relationships, • Supporting & Assessing Learning, • Literacy & Numeracy, • Inclusion & Special Nee...

... as well as working on their own with individuals or groups of pupils. The framework provides training for the roles of teaching, classroom and learning support assistant; special needs assistant; behavior support assistant/co-ordinator; pastoral/welfare assistant; foundation stage assistant or team leader...

...Is it for me? Are you currently working as a teaching assistant and looking to gain a recognised qualification? Are you wanting to develop in your role and increase your employability? This course will provide you with the generic knowledge and skills required to work as a teaching assistant... Learn about: Teaching Assistant...

...Year 1 The CACHE level 3 Diploma in Supporting Teaching and Learning course covers all aspects of support including planning, delivering...

...whether this is university or starting out in the first stage of your career. What will I study on the course? You will study comprehensive units including children's...

... a variety of teaching and learning methods, you'll develop experience and expertise in classroom practice over the duration of the course with a voluntary or employed position at a school. You'll learn how to supervise the whole class effectively, with a focus on behaviour management strategies...

...2. Course description This full Level 3 Diploma course is ideal for those who have achieved the Level 2 qualification, wish to further develop their professional skills and knowledge and undertake a Level 3 course that includes four additional units as well as the units studied for the Level...

...learners need to achieve 44 credits with 40 of these credits being achieved at Level 3 or above. A total of 32 credits will come from the mandatory units...

...Diploma in Specialist Support for Teaching and Learning in Schools - Level 3 Overview This course will recognise and develop the skills of those...

...Overview This course is for experienced teaching assistants who have a wide range of responsibilities. You will spend three hours per week in college...

...The units for the Level 3 Diploma in Specialist Support for Teaching and Learning in Schools are as follows:- communication and professional relationships with children and young people; schools as organisations; understand child and young person development; understand how to safeguard... Learn about: IT Development...

... with children aged 5 - 19 years alongside the National Curriculum, developing the knowledge and skills needed when supporting teaching and learning in primary, secondary or special schools. To study at level 3 you should be progressing from a relevant level 2 award, currently employed in a school...

...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...

...This course is designed to develop the advanced skills, knowledge and performance of teaching support staff in schools. Taught subjects include: • Relationships, • Supporting & Assessing Learning, • Literacy & Numeracy, • Inclusion & Special Needs, • Health & Safety, • Professional Practice. You... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... with exceptional, personalised support and a strong belief that high standards in Teaching Assistant practice have a direct impact on children’s learning experiences. COBIS has accredited the DITA and the DITA for Early Years and the courses will be recognised in FOBISIA schools... Learn about: Early Years, Value of play, Play Opportunities...

...The qualification is designed to enable candidates to. adopt an integrated approach to the theory and practice of teaching. reflect on their own previous /current levels of experience, practice and skills, and areas for development. identify principles of learning, teaching, assessment...

...and safety Safeguarding Child and young person development Professional relationships in schools and colleges Supporting Learning Activities Positive Behaviour... Learn about: Child Behaviour, Child Protection, Child health...