TOP 10 SCHOOL MANAGEMENT COURSES IN UK

You will learn about the knowledge and understanding needed to work in a school or college environment. It can apply to the many varied roles that full and part time support staff may fulfil including administrative roles, site support roles, technical roles, volunteers, and roles that work directl...

The main aim of this level 2 qualification is to help you to gain the skills, knowledge and confidence to effectively enhance teaching and learning in schools and so that you can support and enable the children in your care to reach their full potential.

If it’s your first time leading a class, or even if you’re well practiced, classroom management can be daunting. Navigating a class of students, keeping conversation on topic and everyone on task can be a challenge, but we’ve got a few tips that can help keep things focused…

This course is for students working or volunteering in schools or a school setting who wish to further their career and build their knowledge and experience. Please note this course does not provide any UCAS points.

This session looks at how to maximise students' engagement in classes. It focuses in particular on both how to prevent and how to manage those kinds of situations where a lecturer perceives the behaviour of students to be disruptive and likely to prevent effective learning and teaching taking place...

This one-year Level 2 Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning qualification is aimed at learners in placements or working in support roles within primary, secondary or special schools, as well as colleges.

This qualification is aimed at support workers and teaching assistants in schools who directly support teachers in the teaching and learning of pupils. 

Learn from industry-experienced and well-qualified tutors who have spent many years in the Education and Early Years settings, and have specialist qualifications and knowledge to bring to their teaching.

This course is for those are brand new to support work in education or already have some experience, perhaps working as a parent helper, and are now looking to deepen their knowledge and move towards a nationally recognised qualification. You will look at the role of the support worker and the role

This qualification is an introduction to the knowledge and understanding needed to work in a school or college environment. It can apply to the many varied roles that full and part-time support staff may fulfil including: administrative roles, site support roles, technical roles and volunteers, as ...