Helpful resources for homeschooling

This is a challenging time for parents, teachers and students alike. To help, we have compiled a list of recommended resources which can help you manage learning at home while schools are closed.

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Leading in learning

The School of Education works with professional partners to train future teachers, enhance classroom practice and provide continuous professional development.

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School of Education - Teacher Education

Teacher education

Whether you're a graduate looking to secure qualified teacher status, or an established educator looking to enhance your skills and develop your career opportunities, there are a variety of training and study options available to you within the School of Education.

Initial Teacher Training

MA Education

MA Deaf Education (Teacher of the Deaf)

PGDip Deaf Education (Teacher of the Deaf)

Train to teach

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Hear from our students

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Professional development

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Roanne Clements-Bedson
Student | MA Deaf Education (Teacher of the Deaf Award)
"I'm passionate about providing the very best education for all children. As head of a school with 14 children with profound hearing loss, I felt it was important that my understanding of deaf education matched my knowledge of mainstream education."
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Research degrees

As an established educator, you can choose to embark on a postgraduate programme to research and enhance specialisms in education, or to support career development.

In addition to Masters programmes, we offer PhD and EdD doctorates for professionals seeking to pursue an advanced academic pathway.

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