|
Durham Secondary Applied SCITT
(School Centered Initial Teacher Training)
Durham Secondary Applied SCITT offers the opportunity to train to teach vocational subjects to the 14 - 19 age range and Mathematics to the 11 - 16 age range.
The SCITT has been created through a partnership of the majority of secondary schools in County Durham, and it enjoys great support from the Local Authority and from the Learning and Skills Council. The Lead School is Woodham Community Technology College, in Newton Aycliffe, County Durham, and the partnership stretches from Barnard Castle in the West, to Stanley in the North out to Peterlee in the East. All schools in the partnership share a committment to providing an increased range of opportunities for young people, through offering a varied and appropriate curriculum. The partnership also extends to the four Further Education Colleges.
| Course Director: |
Pippa Jenkinson |
| Assistant Course Director: |
Cath Sewell |
| Course Administrator: |
Lesley Pryor |
| Assistant Course Administrator: |
Laura Marr |
| Chair of Steering Group: |
Steve Harness |
| Chair of Course Development Committee: |
Amanda Stewart |
| Chair of Quality Assurance Committee: |
Christine Forsyth |
Our centrally based training is delivered by a combination of leading practitioners from our Partnership Schools and Further Education Colleges, Local Authority subject consultants, external experts and the course staff. The training has been designed to reflect local and national priorities, and covers a wide range of general professional subjects including Every Child Matters, Personalising Learning, Pedagogy and Practice and 14 - 19 Curriculum Developments. The training will give you relevant, practical, up-to-date guidance for the classroom, whilst encouraging you at every stage to develop into a reflective practioner committed to improving teaching and learning.
Woodham CTC logo |
Train to teach in our purpose built vocational education centre
|
