Learning is the “acquisition of knowledge or skill through study, experience or being taught” (Oxford English Dictionary). My definition, which … More
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“I am even considering working abroad!”
Teaching in FE is very different from the mainstream sectors. Having previously worked in the primary and secondary sectors as … More
“Our learning is individualised and my confidence has increased in talking to new people and sharing experiences.”
A typical day for a PGDE student is quite busy, but always very rewarding! The usual start time for placement … More
PG Blog: Rose Leek #12 Wider Learning
Last week I attended the ‘Introduction to Guidance Interviewing’ residential at Warwick, delivered by AGCAS*. This does not form part … More
PG Blog: Rose Leek #11 Brain break reward
Since October most weeks have involved study for the CEIGHE. In March I submitted the first module assignment, and then … More
“Work hard, be prepared to be flexible and don’t be afraid to try something!”
I joined the Centre for Lifelong Learning for a 2+2 Degree in Social Studies in 2013, graduating last summer. Never … More
It would be very exciting to stand in front of a group of students, teaching the next James Dyson
When people ask me why I chose FE as a career over the well-known route of secondary or primary, there … More
The Best Educational Journey
Looking back on my year of training, since starting September last year to now, I feel like I have come … More
PG Blog: Rose Leek #10 100 Year living
This week I began reading ‘The 100-Year Life’, by Lynda Gratton and Andrew Scott. The book discusses living and working … More
Gateway Blog: Steven Lock #4 My wife makes great sandwiches!
Returning to study is an inspirational experience. In our group of a dozen or so students I’ve heard the words … More
