Shipley College Part-time Prospectus 2017-18

AWARD IN EDUCATION & TRAINING (AET) LEVEL 3
No fee reduction available
If you want to take the first steps in to teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector, then this is the course for you. You will be introduced to
the foundations of teaching, learning and assessment covering areas such as teaching roles and responsibilities, planning for learning
and assessment. This is a Level 3 course so you will be expected to have a good standard of written and verbal English: prior to enrolling
you will undertake an assessment to confirm this. You will also be expected to have a good level of maths and ICT. This course is an ideal
stepping stone if you would like to progress on to a full teaching qualification. Ideally, you will have a relevant vocational and/or academic
qualification of at least the level above that of the learners you wish to teach and a minimum Level 3 qualification in your specialist area.
Admission is by a short, informal discussion - please phone 01274 327327 to register your interest.
Level Code Start Date End Date Start Time End Time Day Fees Duration Venue
Level 3 F/5234/OCT 31 Oct 17 06 Feb 18 6pm 9pm Tuesday £320 13 Weeks Shipley College
Level 3 F/5234/MAR 13 Mar 18 26 Jun 18 6pm 9pm Tuesday £320 13 Weeks Shipley College
IN-SERVICE TEACHER TRAINING FOR THE LIFELONG LEARNING SECTOR
ACCREDITED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF HUDDERSFIELD
No fee reduction available, but you may apply for a loan
This course leads to a professional qualification if you are already teaching in Further Education Colleges, Adult
Education, Higher Education or a wide range of other training and educational settings outside the schools sector.
Please note that the course does not confer Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) for those working or intending to work
in schools. Upon successful completion of this course, it may be possible for people with QTLS to obtain work as a
qualified teacher in schools by following a process of professional formation through the Society for Education and
Training to gain Qualified Teacher Learning and Skills (QTLS) status.
Nationally, current trainees include people with a broad range of expertise gained in many sectors and all subject
areas.
On this course you will have the opportunity to develop the skills to play a full part in teaching and curriculum development. The course
allows you to focus on your particular subject specialist area and a significant amount of your learning happens in your place of work -
allowing you to put theory in to practice.
You should normally be in paid employment, as a teacher or trainer, for a minimum of 100 hours (at least 50 hours in any one year) at a
recognised training or educational establishment. Voluntary teaching/training may be acceptable in some circumstances. You are required to
identify a work-based mentor who can support you with your subject specialism.
There are 3 levels for this course depending on the level of qualifications that you currently have.
CERTIFICATE IN EDUCATION (CERT.ED.) IN-SERVICE LIFELONG LEARNING
If you have a HNC, CGLI Advanced, the NVQ Level 3/4, or professional qualifications and significant work experience in the area you teach
(where appropriate to the subject field). If you hold a basic teaching qualification (such as DTLLS Part One) or have substantial knowledge
and experience of teaching you may be able to make a claim for accreditation of prior learning.
PROFESSIONAL GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN EDUCATION (PGCE) IN-SERVICE LIFELONG LEARNING
If you have a UK degree or equivalent.
POST GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN EDUCATION (PGCE) IN-SERVICE LIFELONG LEARNING
If you have a UK degree or equivalent, at a minimum of a 2:1.
You will attend college on 11 or 12 Saturdays throughout the year:
In 2017 the classes run on: 9th and 23rd September, 14th October, 11th November and 9th December
In 2018 the classes run on: 13th January, 3rd February, 3rd and 24th March, 21st April, (possibly 5th May) and 19th May
There will also be one evening research visit in the first term to the library at the University of Huddersfield.
If you are interested in finding out more about the course contact our Enrolments Team on enrolments@shipley.ac.uk or 01274 327327
to book on to a free information evening.
Admission to this course is through an interview, initial assessment and pre-enrolment task.
Level Code Start Date End Date Start Time End Time Day Fees Duration Venue
Cert.Ed. H/5000/SEP 09 Sep 17 19 May 19 9am 4:30pm Saturday £3750 2 Years Shipley College
Post Graduate H/5002/SEP 16 Sep 17 19 May 19 9am 4:30pm Saturday £3750 2 Years Shipley College
Professional H/5001/SEP 16 Sep 17 19 May 19 9am 4:30pm Saturday £3750 2 Years Shipley College
Graduate
Please note: the fees are per year.
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