Access to Higher Education – Teacher Education

Assessment is continuous and you will be required to submit a portfolio of coursework for each unit by the end of the course. We use a range of as Assessment is continuous, and you will be required to submit an assignment for each module (approximately 19 assignments in total). Most of your assignments will be either essays or reports, you will also complete some presentations and exam assessments.

Your feedback will written, this will be robust and give clear guidance for success and possible improvements. We are also able to offer verbal feedback and guidance via telephone or teams. Your teacher will contact you to arrange such meetings.

You are required to complete approximately 17 hours of study each week. This will include online learning, online teaching sessions with a lecturer, and independent study. As most of your work is completed online you must be an organised and independent individual

You will need access to a laptop/desktop & camera and wifi. The majority of your work will be completed electronically. You will have access to a broad selection of online resources including text books, journals, encyclopaedias etc. when you are enrolled onto the course. You must keep an electronic folder of you work.

Our staff are subject specialists and specialists in post-16 teaching. Many also have vocational experience in relevant fields

Visits and speakers to enhance your learning
Excellent support with the UCAS university admissions process

The opportunity to learn in an adult environment and take advantage of the wide range of social and leisure activities only available through the College.

There are a variety of ways in which you can get help with fees and funding while studying. Get advice on applying for funding and assessing your eligibility for financial aid here.

This course attracts funding for eligible students, so please check with the admissions team about your own circumstances.