Course details
Course Title:
Introduction to working as a Teaching Assistant
Course Number:
SKV31461
Venue:
Village Learning Centre
Learning Area:
Level:
Start Date:
01 May 2024
End Date:
05 June 2024
Session Time(s):
09:45 - 11:45Total Hours:
0
Class Size:
Between 10 and 14 learners
Who is this course for
This course is suitable for anyone who is thinking of working in schools and colleges as a volunteer, Teaching assistant and for parents who would like to understand more about how to best support their children’s development and learning.
What are the entry requirements
Learners must be confident in writing English and presenting their work in a neat and tidy format. Ideally have a level 1 English qualification or equivalent or working towards this level. Learners who do not already have this qualification will be assessed for English prior to enrolment on the course. Anyone wishing to enrol on this course will need to attend the information, advice and guidance session prior to the course starting to ensure that this is an appropriate course for them and that they understand the course requirements.What will I be learning
This is an ideal course for anyone who is thinking about working or volunteering in a school and planning to complete a TA qualification in the future.On the course you will gain
An awareness of child development and potential influences that could impact on development.
An awareness of health eating and importance of a nutritious diet to support growth and development.
An awareness of learning strategies and how to support children with their learning.
There is no exam for this course; you will collect a folder of evidence showing what you have learned.
You will take part in discussions and practical activities as well as completing written tasks.
You do not need to be working or volunteering in a school for this course.
How will I be assessed and supported
At the beginning of the course, you will set some goals with your tutor. Each week you will keep a reflective diary recording your progress. After each session your tutor will give you some written feedback on this diary to let you know what you are doing well with and anything you could do to improve. Your tutor will also give you verbal feedback during classes and written feedback on your work.At the end of the course, you will review your progress and discuss with your progression route. There is no formal exam. To gain this qualification you will collect a folder of evidence to show what you have learned.What do I need to bring?
Pen and paper. Learners will need to carry out additional work outside the class, such as watching videos. We have an online learning platform with additional resources available to support your learning. It will be helpful if you have access to a PC or laptop at home or can use these in a local library, but this is not essential.Any additional costs?
There is no exam, or additional cost to this course.What can this course lead to
NCFE CACHE Level 1 Award in Preparing to Work in
Schools
NCFE CACHE Level 2 Certificate in Supporting Teaching and
Learning
Village Learning Centre
Address:
Village Learning Centre, Browning Street, Derby, DE23 8DN
Phone: 01332 956340
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Online
You can enrol onto this course now using our online secure website:
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In person
You can pop into any of our centres to enrol:
Village Learning Centre - Browning Street, Derby, DE23 8DN
Opening Times: Mon - Fri 9 – 4.30pm and Weds/Thurs evenings until 8.30pm.
Derby Multicultural Centre – Dairyhouse Road, Derby, DE23 8HN
Opening times: Mon - Fri 9 – 5pm and Mon/Tues evenings until 8.30pm.
Allen Park Centre - Allen Park Centre, Allen Street, Allenton, Derby, DE24 9DE
Opening times: Mon to Fri 9am to 4pm
Kedleston Road Training Centre - 184 Kedleston Road, Derby, DE22 1GT
Opening times: Mon - Fri 9 – 4pm and Mon evening until 8.30pm.
By telephone
Enquiries: 01332 956565
By Email
DALSenquiries@derby.gov.uk
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Note: Please bring evidence of eligibility for fee reduction to the first class.