University of East London courses

...Impacting upon Learner Progress (core) Developing and extending understanding of a specific area/subject (English as an Additional Language)... Learn about: Active Enquiry, Learner Progress, English Language...

...the need for teachers in our local area and many of our students are offered posts by our partner schools. Some trainees have been offered jobs at schools... Learn about: Learner Progress, Mental Wealth, Religious Education...

...plan to fill those gaps. Everyone on the Primary PGCE learns how to teach the whole curriculum. In extra sessions, you will also enhance your knowledge... Learn about: Multicultural urban settings, Teaching across, Professional Practice...

...and motivating lessons and how to support your pupils’ progress. You will learn how to identify the strength and needs of your pupils and make sure that... Learn about: English Language, English and Mathematics, GCSE Mathematics...

...The primary teacher education course is designed for graduates who are committed to becoming primary school teachers. It trains you to teach children in the... Learn about: Mental Wealth, Learner Progress, Reflections on Practice...

...plan to fill those gaps. Everyone on the Primary PGCE learns how to teach the whole curriculum. We will give you the confidence and skills you need to teach every subject... Learn about: Mental Wealth, Learner Progress, Active Enquiry...

...You will learn how to identify the strength and needs of your pupils and make sure that everyone in your class is included and challenged. You will understand... Learn about: Mental Wealth, Active Enquiry, Learner Progress...

...These range from targeted skills that are always necessary in media environments (such as the ability to read and analyse scripts with a nuanced understanding of story structure... Learn about: Creative Project, Creative Writing, Film and Television...

...to-11 age range. As a trainee you will learn how to teach the entire primary curriculum as well as choosing a particular route. The Primary PGCE... Learn about: Enquiry and Intervention, Extending understanding, Reflections on Practice...

...to your growing academic knowledge. The extra placement year means it will take four years to complete your studies, instead of three. YEAR 3 Leadership...

...The DFA aligns with the institutional vision to bridge the divide between industry and academia. Practice is put at the centre of doctoral study... Learn about: Performing arts, Specialist supervisory, Technical resources...

...and enhance personal and professional development. WHAT YOU'LL STUDY AND WHEN FOUNDATION YEAR Mental Wealth: Knowledge, Skills, Practice and the Self Exploring... Learn about: IT Law, Business Law...

...Introduction to Legal Method Legal Communications Academic Literacy and Research for Social Scientists Crime, Surveillance and Society Key Themes and Debates... Learn about: Legal Skills, Business Law, IT Law...

...changing and persistent threats. It is critical that both business and government agencies protect their systems and data from potential risks arising from these threats... Learn about: Professional life, Information Systems...

...and 100% from our Conversion MA have found employment in practice and in senior research or policy roles, including many who have not come from an... Learn about: Essential Tools, Architecture landscape, Principles of Design...

...Alongside this, we have very close links with major employers, and our industrial advisory board is already guiding us to further ensure our students... Learn about: Mental Wealth, Real Estate Management, Engineering Management...

...in ecological and environmental protection studies - from peat marsh carbon capture to bumblebee conservation. We have a strong culture of research collaboration... Learn about: Postgraduate Research...

...normally takes a minimum of 36 months (full-time) 60 months (part-time) to complete. Students enrolled in full-time mode of study will transfer from... Learn about: Full Time, Ms Word, Part Time...

...At the end of your MPhil, you will be required to submit a 40,000 word thesis which outlines your research findings. You will then have to undergo an oral examination... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time, Business Law...

...Counselling Psychology (Optional) The Psychology of Mental Health (Optional) Drugs and Addictive Behaviours (Optional)... Learn about: Social Psychology...