New courses for 2023
Published 7th March 2023
The world is constantly evolving, and with it, the skills and knowledge required to keep up. We recognise this here at the Association and therefore have broadened our current training programme to include CPD session in areas of D&T that our members have requested. This is to ensure a comprehensive breadth of training to suit all needs.
These new courses have been specially developed for D&T teachers and non-specialist teachers who need help delivering the subject with the aim of providing educators with the latest skills and knowledge across different areas of Design and Technology teaching.
Have a look at our brand-new courses below:
Implementing CAD in Primary D&T
19th April – 9:30 to 16:30
Member Price: £199.00, Non-Member Price: £265.00
A CAD course for primary school D&T coordinators and key stage 2 D&T teachers. During the day we will explore a range of programs available to you when you teach CAD, ensuring progression across the key stage. We will explore units of work which incorporate computers to produce quality outcomes. By understanding this you will also be addressing Ofsted inspection criteria.
Using ‘Crumble’ for programming and control in Primary D&T
3rd May – 9:30 to 16:30
Member Price: £199.00, Non-Member Price: £265.00
Using computers to program, monitor and control products is a key element in the KS2 curriculum and one that schools often find hard to understand and implement. This hands-on, full day, face-to-face course is ideally suited to primary school D&T coordinators and KS2 D&T teachers.
Supporting your GCSE Students
14th June – 9:30 to 16:30
This full-day course has been developed for secondary school teachers delivering GCSE D&T whether they are new to GCSE delivery or established and wish to develop further skills. During the day we will discuss best practice, and help you to effectively plan, deliver and assess your D&T GCSE curriculum.
Implementing C.A.D. in Primary D&T
26th June – 9:30 to 16:30
A CAD course for primary school D&T coordinators and key stage 2 D&T teachers. During the day we will explore a range of programs available to you when you teach CAD, ensuring progression across the key stage. We will explore units of work which incorporate computers to produce quality outcomes. By understanding this you will also be addressing Ofsted inspection criteria.
Using ‘Crumble’ for programming and control in Primary D&T
12th July – 9:30 to 16:30
Using computers to program, monitor and control products is a key element in the KS2 curriculum and one that schools often find hard to understand and implement. This hands-on, full day, face-to-face course is ideally suited to primary school D&T coordinators and KS2 D&T teachers.
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As well as introducing our new courses we have also adapted many of our existing courses to be delivered in multiple different formats, including online, face-to-face and short bitesize 60-minute online sessions either provided at lunchtime or after school. This flexibility ensures that you can learn at your own pace and in a format that suits your lifestyle and schedule.
Unlock your potential and book on to one of sessions today:
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