Learning about how to structure, draft, edit and present a report. The 3 hour workshop/session covers types of reports for different audiences, key structural elements, style, language, use of graphics, references, appendices, summaries / conclusions and "look", using participative learning techniques.
- Teacher: Maggie Kendall
- Teacher: Margaret Olbinson
- Tutor: Anni Howard
- This topic by topic guide will allow you to explore your CTLLS qualification with ease. It contains additional information that will allow you do kick start additional research and catch up on what you might of missed during a session, so go on explore!
The CACHE Level 3 NVQ Children's Care Learning and Development provides a National Vocational Qualification for candidates who work with children aged 0-16 in settings or services whose main purpose is children's care learning and development.
- This course is aimed at people who are working in schools in the classroom supporting the teachers and pupils during learning activities. It consists of 10 units, 6 of which are mandatory and 4 optional which are tailored to suit what you role is. The mandatory units cover health and safety, child protection, promoting relationships with adults and children, supporting learning activities, reflective practice, behaviour management and working within teams. The majority of the course is assessment based in the workplace, so learners must be in paid employment or working voluntary for at least 16 hours in a school, in a classroom environment.
- This course is for people who have little or no knowledge of how to use a computer. It goes into Health and Safety issues, the basic components and how to use them, definitions - a simple explanation of the most common words used in computing, discriptions of popular programmes and how to gain mouse and keyboard skills, using simple exercises. To give a basic introduction to the internet and how to set up their own e-mail account.
What is e2e?
Entry into Employment (E2E) is a programme worked out for you to help you gain your confidence, learn new skills and get valuable work experience. It will help you on the next step towards working, training for college - whatever you decide.
e2e can help you develop your confidence, learn new skills, plan your future, get work experience, gain qualifications and go on to an Apprenticeship or college.
Who is it for?
It's for you if you are 16-18 and not in school or college or not working.
How can e2e help me?
e2e can help you
- Develop your confidence
- Learn new skills
- Plan your future
- Learn job hunting skills
- Get work experience
- Gain qualifications
- Make new friends
Do I get paid?
You may be entitled to EMA (education maintenance allowance), to find out more go to www.dfes.gov.uk/financialhelp/ema/
All travel and expenses to and from e2e are paid.
How do I find out more?
This qualification aims to: -
- enable learners to develop basic skills in textiles
- provide learners with underpinning knowledge of the craft process for textiles
- provide learners with a basis for progression into further study in textiles
The objectives of this qualification are to help learners to: -
- develop a portfolio of work in textiles
- use materials, tools and equipment correctly and safely
- develop an understanding of Health and Safety considerations surrounding textiles
There are 3 mandatory units:-
- Unit 1 - Explore available resources to develop basic textiles skills
- Unit 2 - Explore and develop textiles ideas creatively
- Unit 3 - Create, present and review final textiles item(s)
There will be opportunities to develop skills in surface pattern and a variety of constructed and stitched textiles techniques, or to specialise in one, along with the functional skills in English, maths and ICT needed.
- A blow by blow, session by session run down of the PTLLS courses in Summer 2009.
- includes toolkit
- Here you will be able to get up to speed with you creative side whilst using the freely available software package known as Inkscape.
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Understanding a range of teaching and learning theory.
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