Wednesday 16th June 2010 (One Day Seminar)
Event code: CLC090
Protocol National, Castle Marina Road, Nottingham NG7 1TN
Who Should Attend
Ideal for new lecturers and teachers, PTLLS candidates and anyone wishing to refresh their skill set and be exposed to a number of new and innovative methodologies, or for Advanced Practitioners, managers and Talent Champions to get new ideas and cascade them across their organisations.
Overview
This practical and interactive workshop allows participants to experience an array of teaching methodologies based on multi-sensory delivery and active learning principles. It addresses the question of "what makes a great lesson" in a simple, yet innovative manner.
Numerous participants, including people new to FE, Heads of School, Advanced Practitioners and Teacher Trainers have rated this workshop as being “very engaging”, an “excellent use of their time” and an “excellent package for the 'preinduction' of staff and Teacher Training students”.
"The session was truly engaging and directed my teaching teams to really reflect on their practice and consider how they can raise their game. The session was focused upon skills development and offered practical learning solutions for my teachers to employ. The teachers emerged with a repertoire of strategies they can employ to improve their practice. The feedback from my teams was outstanding!"
Paul Di Felice, Vice Principal Curriculum & Quality, City College Norwich
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Speakers
Mark Locking
Head of Recruitment Services, Protocol National
Mark has an impressive record of achievement and innovation within the FE sector across a number of institutions, as well as possessing valuable commercial experience. Mark is currently the Head of Recruitment Services within the College Leadership Services team at Protocol National.
Mark has 13 years experience in the FE and Schools sectors working at a variety of colleges beginning his career as a lecturer. He worked in a variety of curriculum management roles leading one department from grade 3 to grade 1 provision within a 3 year period, before most recently successfully preparing a “satisfactory” college for its’ Ofsted inspection, achieving an overall rating of “Good” with some outstanding features, as the Head of Quality. As Head of CPD he managed a team of Advanced Practitioners and led on a competency role profiling project that restructured the college’s recruitment, selection, performance management and succession planning processes, taking a lead role in gaining the college full “Matrix” accreditation.
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Or email: lgage@protocol-national.co.uk
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Delegate fee: £245 (excluding VAT)
For further information call Lauren Gage on 0115 911 1227