You might be considering a change of career or looking to progress in your existing career. You might have a passion for a particular hobby, or skills gained in trade or industry. If you have the interest, we can make you a teacher!
East Surrey College’s Teacher Training Academy offers a range of courses which can lead to or develop your career in teaching post-16 or work place training and assessing. We offer Level 3 – 5 qualifications including AET, CET, DET, IQA and CAVA.
- A mix of face-to-face and remotely delivered sessions
- Flexible bespoke training options available
- Experienced tutors
- Join at any level
- Small class sizes
- Assistance with arranging your placement
- Value for money
- CPD
- Excellent facilities
- Employment in post- 16 technical or vocational education
- Teaching in adult community learning
- Employment in a sixth form setting
- Training or assessing in a variety of settings
- Further levels of education
- Career progression
If you would like discuss our Teacher Training Academy courses further, please contact Jose Aguiar by calling 01737 772611 or email JAguiar@esc.ac.uk.
Courses Available
Our courses can also be taken as part of an Apprenticeship Programme – if you are on a Teaching Apprenticeship already, your employer will encourage you to gain a Level 4 or 5 qualification.
We also offer bespoke tailored courses to organisations including local authorities, local businesses and the NHS, who may need to train their staff in fire safety, inductions, risk assessments or safeguarding for example.
“Thank you for all your support and flexibility – it has been great! Trainers developed invaluable skills and knowledge that will enable them to make their sessions more engaging and effective.”
Head of Human Resourses, Biggin Hill Airport
“This course helped me learn about how to plan for and deliver inclusive teaching and learning sessions. It also taught me about considering learner needs, different learning styles and using a variety of appropriate assessment methods. Furthermore, I learnt about the roles and responsibilities in education and training, and relevant legislation and codes of practice.”
RAKHEE, DET Student
