CTLLS Level 4 - Classroom Course BIRMINGHAM £825.00
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CTLLS Level 4 Certificate in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector.
Our CTLLS Classroom based course in Birmingham runs over two months with two 5 day classroom based weeks, workshops and teaching practice, some of which is observed.
This qualification satisfies the government requirement for teachers, tutors and trainers in an Associate Teacher role to hold the Level 4 Certificate in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector.
Associate teachers normally teach in one or more of the following ways: from pre prepared packs, on a one to one basis, on short programmes, or on programmes in one subject, at one level, for one type of learner.
On completion of the certificate learners will be able to show an understanding of the teaching and learning process and different methods of initial assessment, establish and maintain an inclusive learning environment, plan learning sessions, use appropriate delivery methods, assess and give feedback to learners and evaluate their own practice.
The course is run in two 5 days blocks with workshops and observed teaching totalling over two months.
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Objectives:
Learners who complete the requirements for this certificate will be able to:
Know how to carry out initial assessment with learners to inform planning
Know theories of teaching and learning
Prepare a scheme of work
Prepare session plans to meet individual needs of learners.
Plan teaching sessions
Negotiate individual learning plans with learners
Establish and maintain a learning environment appropriate to area of expertise and learner cohort
Identify key aspects of relevant current legislative requirements
Establish ground rules that underpin appropriate behaviour and respect for others
Select appropriate materials from the range available and understand how to develop their own materials
Deliver session plans to meet the individual needs of learners
Apply appropriate teaching methods to groups of learners
Apply appropriate teaching and learning strategies which take account of individual learner need
Ensure that learners have an awareness of the area of specialism in context eg its application and contribution to the economy/society
Facilitate opportunities for learners to use peer and/or self assessment
Give constructive feedback to learners
Facilitate opportunities for learner feedback
Use a range of assessment activities which produce valid, reliable and sufficient evidence
Assess learner performance
Monitor learner progress
Keep accurate records of learner progress
Contribute to organisational quality procedures
Identify and refer learners on to sources of general and current education, training and/or career opportunities, as appropriate
Signpost and/or refer learners on to specialist services, as necessary
Evaluate own practice
Collaborate with others to improve own performance
Understand how to adapt approaches to deliver a more extensive curriculum
Engage in continuing professional development.
Centres need to ensure that the content, structure and delivery of training is designed to enable trainee teachers to meet these objectives during their training.
For dates and to book please visit http://www.ccompanytrainingservices.co.uk/coursediary.php
Contact Ray on 0121 708 5103 to discuss further
