The course has been designed to 'train the trainer', introducing teaching techniques to individuals who would like to work or are currently working within a business/public sector environment. 

One of our pevious course candidates has come back to us to say that this has been an important stepping stone in their career journey: 

"Just to say thanks for your efforts, I put the qualification on my UCAS application and have just received the news that a university has offered me unconditional offer to study PGDE (Secondary). 

I spoke about the course and reflected on what it taught me (it turns out self-reflection is huge across the whole education sector now) as well as my recent experience in schools and I think that helped me clinch the offer"

Previously called PTLLS, this course is often a required qualification for anyone delivering training but also enables individuals to teach a range of subjects in a variety of settings, including adult education, further education, and vocational training.

Feedback from a previous course candidate:

"I used some new aspects that I may not have originally thought of whilst planning and delivering lessons at interview and there were some useful elements I can consider to apply in my teaching in the future.  I recently got a job teaching which I'm absolutely buzzing for"

Additionally, the course will be of benefit to:

• Individuals who want a short qualification to enable them to make broader career choices;
• Individuals who have already achieved some Learning and Development units that can be carried forward into this qualification;
• Individuals currently working as assessors, who wish to achieve a qualification that provides an introduction to teaching;
• Individuals currently teaching and training, including those new to the profession;
• Individuals who have completed some introduction to training qualifications.

Although the qualification does not require teaching practice, opportunities may be made available to observe and provide feedback on a trainee teacher’s practice.

Level 3 EAT course delivery will begin on

Wednesday 24th January 2024

and will run online via Zoom over 5 consecutive Wednesdays,

9.30am – 4.00pm until 21st February 2024.

Learning Outcomes for successful completion of the course, will provide you with:

• Understand your own role, responsibilities and boundaries in relation to teaching/training;
• Understand appropriate teaching and learning approaches within a specialist area;
• Demonstrate session planning skills – plan deliver, observe and evaluate a micro-teach session;
• Understand how to deliver inclusive sessions that motivate learners;
• Understand the use of different assessment methods;
• Understand and analyse the need for accurate record keeping and procedures including internal and external verification.
   

For further information, please contact:

Catherine McGeady Email: catherine@ghskills.com Tel: 07850 661971