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Learning with the NUT

 

NUT CPD’s professional learning partnerships

National College for School Leadership

Equal Access to Promotion (EAP) is the NCSL/NUT CPD leadership programme for black and minority ethnic teachers (with four to 12 years’ teaching experience) in leadership roles and aspiring to more senior roles. EAP courses will run throughout the 2010/11 school year.

BME participants engage in a pre-course investigation, attend a two-day residential seminar at the National College in Nottingham, and complete a follow-up leadership study in their schools. EAP is FREE to NUT members and others in the target audience.

For details and application: www.ncsl.org.uk/eap. (NB: BME teachers with two to five years’ experience are eligible for NUT CPD’s ‘Aspiring to Lead’ course – see page 3.)

University of Cumbria:

Online study groups of teachers without previous M-level accreditation will start from September 2010. Participants will complete two Masters-level online modules (in ‘mentoring and coaching’ and ‘critical enquiry’) each worth 30 credits.

For further information about this opportunity email mlevelcpd@nut.org.uk.

 

Travel expenses: NUT members can reclaim (with receipts/ mileage) for CPD at Stoke Rochford Hall (ie tt/73, TnC/8 and TF/75). No claims for one-day events (OD or ONP), nor where ‘R’ in the code (‘R’ indicates local/regional event).

Accommodation: Courses at Stoke Rochford Hall start at 11am on the fi rst day to allow time to travel, and dinner with B&B is provided at end of day one. Where other courses offer ‘optional dinner and B&B (£50)’ applicants can request this in advance.

Accreditation: Participants completing tt/73, tt/74, TnC/8 and ‘Internationalising learning’ (T2T) have the option to gain GTC’s Teacher Learning Academy (Stage 1) – read course flyers for details via NUT’s online CPD calendar.

 

 

 

 

MORE LEARNING WITH THE NUT ICT skills for teachers

 

 

• a variety of residential courses to help NUT members develop a role in the union and support career development

• FREE to NUT members – including food, accommodation and travel

• training to help members promote and develop NUT policy in schools and locally

• find out more at www.teachers.org.uk/training.

 

 

ICT skills for teachers

 

 

• FREE courses especially designed to boost confidence and increase use of ICT in the classroom

• delivered by skilled and experienced tutors at ‘twilight’ sessions in local FE colleges

• three options – intermediate Word, PowerPoint and Excel; multimedia (digital photography and online publishing); and interactive whiteboard courses

• find out more at www.teachers.org.uk/ict-skills.

 

 

Request more information

Title:

Given name:

Surname:

Preferred contact address:

Postcode:

Mobile:

NUT membership no (if applicable):

Email (the one you use):

Current teaching role (tick all that apply):

CPD coordinator

Senco

Head teacher

Deputy/asst head

Other leadership group

Supply teacher

Adviser/consultant

Other (please state)

Stage:

Foundation

KS1

KS2

KS3

KS4

Post-16 

Specialist subject/interest

Please send me details/application forms for (see previous pages for course code number/s):

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Please return to

NUT CPD Programme, EE&PD Department, Hamilton House, Mabledon Place, London WC1H 9BD

 

Find out more about NUT CPD

NUT CPD homepage: www.teachers.org.uk/cpd

To find out about forthcoming NUT CPD: www.teachers.org.uk/cpdcalendar

To apply for a course: www.teachers.org.uk/cpdapplication

For questions and information, email: nutcpd@nut.org.uk

For day-to-day queries (including any relating to venues): Telephone: 020 7380 4719; Fax: 020 7387 8458 (no cover sheet needed) Post: NUT CPD Programme EE&PD Department Hamilton House Mabledon Place London WC1H 9BD.