If you have ever thought about becoming an assessor? Perhaps your employer runs training courses and you want to be involved, or you’re looking for a new career, promotion or indeed a pay rise (are you reading this boss?) then you’ve most likely had a look at the assessing qualifications available.
On Wednesday, the 7th of November 2018, I represented Carlton Training at the first annual .
As I entered the fancy lobby of the VOX Centre in Birmingham, I was greeted by organizers who soon gave me my SET badge and pin , as well as a goodies bag, with lots of magazines, brochures, notepads and information leaflets – because what is a teacher trainer without a bag full of heavy educational reading materials?
In spite of this, was immediately drawn to the book stands. Quite a variety of teacher training books drew my attention. As I was enthusiastically browsing through them, I hadn’t immediately realized that the smiley person standing in front of me was in fact the author of many of them – Ann Gravells herself was there to answer questions and take photos and selfies with eager teachers like me. Read the rest of this entry »
The DET (Level 5 Diploma in Education and Training) is a vocational qualification that allows you to become a fully qualified teacher by gaining QTLS (Qualified Teacher Learning and Skills). Once you’ve completed the qualification and gained your certificate, you can apply for QTLS by submitting an application to the Society for Education and Training but… Not so fast! First, to get your DET qualification you will need to complete the course for about six months and pass a total of four mandatory units. There are also a number of optional units you can choose from and that you will need to complete.
Congratulations to our candidates who have completed the City & Guilds Level 4 Certificate in Education and Training course at our London training centre!
Are you thinking about doing the Level 4 Certificate in Education and Training course with us and you’re wondering how to manage your course assignments? If this sounds anything like you then read on.