Access to Higher Education: Teaching - Full-time
Course outline
This course will prepare you for a degree in teacher training at either primary or secondary level, giving you the theoretical and practical skills you’ll need to succeed.
You’ll learn:
- Teaching theory
- Teaching techniques and practices
- Psychology and behaviour
- Study skills
- Target setting
- Biology
- Assessment practices
- Working with others
This course combines theory with valuable practical experience, which means you will have the opportunity to arrange a placement within a school during your studies.
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Location:
Pelham Avenue
Nottingham NG5 1AL |
Date:Start: 4th September 2019 |
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| Qualification | CAVA Access to HE Diploma |
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| Duration | 1 year |
| Level | Level 3 |
| Entry requirements | As the majority of our Access students are returning to learning as adults, we consider a range of experience when accepting students onto an Access programme. All students will be assessed to see what level they are learning at, particularly the level of English and maths skills, as these will be key to success whilst on a programme at Nottingham College. Your experience and level of study will be assessed at interview and this will determine your offer of a place at College. The standard entry requirements for a level 3 programme at the College is:
Level 2 Functional Skills Maths may be used as an equivalent for GCSE Maths. If you have GCSE Maths and Functional Skills Level 2 in English you may undertake an initial assessment to determine your level of English. It is not possible to study both GCSE English and Maths on this course. |
| Teaching & assessment | You’ll complete a portfolio of evidence which will showcase your practical skills and theoretical knowledge. |
| Progression | Choose to follow with the degree-level study required to move into a career in teaching or perhaps youth studies, child development or other specialist area. |
| Additional information | If you are aged 19 or over, check out our Financial Help page for information on fees and funding! |