TOP 10 TEACHING COURSES IN LONDON, UK - PAGE 2

This Train the Trainer is a bespoke programme designed for new and practicing trainers to evaluate their teaching styles, methodologies and innovation. This course is useful for learners to receive an ILM Recognised Programme to enhance their CPD (Continuous Professional Development).

Coventry & Warwickshire Chamber Training delivers this qualification to individuals who want to gain formal training in the different techniques required to effectively train and develop colleagues in the workplace.

Mentoring can add significant value to your business through utilising the extensive knowledge investment in your management in the development of your staff. The process of mentoring benefits the mentee, the mentor and your business.

This practical and engaging course will give participants a solid understanding of a coaching and facilitation process.

The Level 3 Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools qualification has been designed for individuals who want to work in schools, particularly in the role of a Teaching assistant or already working in a supporting role in Schools.

Learn to become an effective workplace coach through this one-day, 5 star rated, coaching course.

This practical 1 day 5-star rated Train The Trainer course will provide you with a clear understanding of the meaning of effective training and provide you with tools and techniques to confidently provide training and to maximise the success of every training session.

This Mentoring Skills training provides you with the skills and knowledge to mentor other people. You will understand what mentoring is, and how it differs from coaching and other forms of people development.

Our business skills courses are available for organisations to book for their teams. Learning is delivered live online by a qualified instructor in small groups of no more than 12 delegates per course.

The key requirement in any training is to keep your delegates awake and engaged so you can get the information across in a way they are likely to remember when they’ve left your room. That can be challenging depending on the delegates, the material and the training environment.