You may have completed your Level 3 Award in Education and Training with us and are now thinking about going into a classroom or beginning a workshop. That’s great! Let’s run a potential scenario by you first. You’ve prepped, you’ve got your lesson plan ready to go, and you’re excited. But you want your students […]
In this blog discussing Non-Medical Aesthetician VS Medical Aestheticians, we’re going to go through: What is an Aesthetician, What treatments can you perform, What is a Medical Aesthetician, Qualifications to become a non-medical Aesthetician Qualifications to become a medical Aesthetician, Training for Botox and filler, Becoming an Aesthetician assessor/teacher And further training and CPD What […]
Identifying Needs Planning Learning Facilitating Learning Assessing Learning Evaluating Learning Teaching Cycle What is the teaching cycle? The teaching cycle is a continuous cycle that a teacher or trainer in the FE sector performs. You will complete the teaching cycle process any time you participate in teaching, whether in an online classroom or a traditional […]
If you are working towards or have completed your Level 3 Award in Education and Training (AET), you may know that educators teaching in the FE sector have to fulfill a range of role and responsibilities. A number of responsibilities and functions are shared across an organisation, or with the entire further education and training […]
As an Assessor, it is more than likely that you will come across EAL learners. What does EAL stand for? This stands for English as an Additional Language. This is a learner whose primary language isn’t English. However, they are learning English on the side, to adhere to the qualification criteria. Some learners may struggle […]
Assessors and Internal Quality Assurers (IQAs) are both involved in a student’s learning journey. Part of both roles is to make sure that assessments and activities are to a set standard. It is not uncommon to confuse the terms Assessor and IQA, as these roles work together. This enforces the misconception of them being the […]
Teaching should be inclusive at each stage of a person’s education. For those who have or struggle with hearing or visual impairments, education can be difficult. So it’s important that as an Assessor you take all the steps possible to make their learning as effective as possible. There are an estimated 11 million people in […]
With the world of work and teaching ever changing, one thing that hasn’t changed is teaching anxiety. Whether the lesson/workshop is in person or online, the fear captures you all the same. You enter the lesson or join a zoom call, everyone is there and eyes are on you and you freeze! This is all […]