The AET award is an introductory teaching and training qualification. The course content covers the fundamentals of teaching, learning and assessment theory and practice, equipping you with the necessary skills and knowledge to prepare, deliver and evaluate basic teaching and learning sessions, in a
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The AET award is an introductory teaching and training qualification. The course content covers the fundamentals of teaching, learning and assessment theory and practice, equipping you with the necessary skills and knowledge to prepare, deliver and evaluate basic teaching and learning sessions, in a variety of teaching or training contexts.
The course is pre-service, i.e. there is no expectation for you to have access to teaching hours. It is aimed at developing the fundamental knowledge, skills and behaviours necessary and on successful completion, you will achieve a nationally-recognised qualification.
The award is suitable for new teachers working in other sectors including Adult and Community Education, trainers in the public and private sector as well as those working with 14-19 year olds in a vocational setting.
It will enable you to become an effective, critical and professional teacher or trainer with well developed knowledge, skills and understanding of your role and the sector you are operating within.
The course consists of three units with a total number of 12 credits:
Understanding Roles, Responsibilities and Relationships in Education and Training
Understanding and Using Inclusive Teaching and Learning Approaches in Education and Training
Understanding Assessment in Education and Training.
Entry Requirements
You will need to demonstrate an appropriate level of written English. Normally, this will be GCSE English at Grade 4/C or above, or equivalent.
If you do not hold this qualification, you may still take the course, but will be expected to work towards GCSE English (and Maths) in order to progress to a career in teaching.
Additionally, you will need to have IT skills to word process assignments and prepare teaching materials.
Assessment Method
You will be assessed through reflections on your own and others’ teaching practice, a micro-teach, academic essays, presentations and through a Reflective Journal.
Progression Opportunities
The Award in Education and Training provides crucial education for aspiring teachers, trainers and offers a springboard for working towards a full teaching qualification. You may have an opportunity to progress to the Level 5 Diploma in Education and Training that is also delivered at West London College.
The course may also lead to employment in teaching/training or to increased responsibility and promotion within your current role.
Study Methods
The course will be blended, i.e. delivered both face-to-face and online. You will be able to attend Hammersmith & Fulham College, or access online (only 3 practical sessions will need to be attended in-person). One-to-one tutorials will also be available, if required.
About Us
West London College is a Further Education college with three centres located in Ealing, Hammersmith and Southall. For nearly 150 years, we have been providing training and development in the area, helping over 10,000 students achieve their career goals each year.
We are members of the Collab Group, which represents 35 of the largest and most innovative colleges in the UK.
Our Alumni
We are proud to boast a diverse body of alumni, many of whom have gone on to become industry leaders, including internationally-renowned artists and politicians. Some of our most well-known alumni are:
Jamal Edwards MBE (1990-2022) – Founder and CEO of SB.TV, Entrepreneur and Media Mogul
Sir Steven McQueen CBE – Oscar-winning director, screenwriter, and film producer; director of “12 Years A Slave” (2013) and “Hunger” (2011)
Estelle – Grammy-winning rapper, singer, songwriter, actress, and producer; had a UK #1 with “American Boy” featuring Kanye West (2008)
Shola Ama – Brit-award-winning and MOBO-award-winning singer and songwriter
Terri Walker – singer and songwriter
Syed Ahmed – philanthropist, entrepreneur and contestant on ‘The Apprentice’
Chef Benjamin Xavier – Head Chef for the Aston Martin Cognizant Formula One™ team
Marcus Brigstocke – stand-up comedian, actor and satirist
Clarke Carlisle – former professional footballer, and chairman of the Professional Footballers’ Association
David Ajala – actor; has appeared in “Supergirl” (2018), “Nightflyers” (2018) and “Star Trek: Discovery” (2020)
Trevor Baylis (1937-2018) – inventor; created the wind-up radio to communicate information about HIV/AIDS to low-income countries
Ralph Miliband (1924-1994) – father of Labour MPs Ed Miliband and David Miliband
Professor Dianne Willcocks CBE – former Vice Chancellor of York St John University
Laurence Broderick ARBS FRSA – sculptor; created ‘The Bull’ at the Bull Ring shopping centre in Birmingham
Adam Babah-Alargi (1927-2019) – engineer, responsible for many national projects in Ghana
Our Mission, Vision and Values
Our Mission
To inspire learning and improve lives through education, training and skills development that supports social and economic success for our students, businesses and communities across West London.
Our Vision
To be the leading college in West London for technical and vocational education and skills training.
Our Values
Our mission and vision are backed up by our core values:
Ambition
We will strive to be the best in all areas of strategic importance to the college, enabling our students, employers and staff to achieve high expectations and ambitious goals.
Innovation
We will be innovative in our thinking, striving to embed new and original practices that will underpin everything we do.
Accountability
We will all take personal responsibility for driving success, overcoming barriers and finding solutions. We will be constantly learning and developing.
Inclusion
We will be welcoming, supportive and our commitment to equality and diversity will underpin everything we do.
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