Here you can find all the modules and masterclasses that we commission as part of our continuing workfroce development (CWD) portfolio.

You can filter the results by the following:

  • course type
  • university
  • level and credits
  • subject area

A masterclass is an update course lasting one day. Please read the description carefully around what will be delivered. A masterclass is not at master’s level. Some will be a basic introduction to a subject and some may be building on previous knowledge. A masterclass does not prepare anyone to deliver specialist services. We recommend you speak directly to your chosen university about the details of any masterclass you are interested in.

A module will have academic credits attached to it at either level 6 (bachelor degree level) or level 7 (master’s level). You will be expected to complete an academic assignment. Some modules will last for 9–12 months and some may be completed within three months.

You can also search via keyword using the search box on the right hand side.

There is also a PDF of the full portfolio available, which can be downloaded here.
 

Training

Unaccredited ModuleUniversity of Sunderland

Facilitating Learning and Assessment in Practice.

Written By
Jess Major
Tags
Unaccredited ModuleUniversity of Sunderland
2017-07-28

What is it about?   

You will cover learning theories, assessment and how to evaluate educational programmes. You will also cover aspects of supervision, mentorship and preceptorship. Preparation for Mentorship 

This programme meets NMC competencies

Who is it for?          

This programme has two routes, one for nurses which is approved by the NMC and another for allied health professionals. Both of which qualify students to sign off the professional development of junior colleagues and students.

What will participants learn?      

•Outline of Learning Theories and Links to Practice Settings
•Approaches to Teaching in Formal and Informal Settings
•Communication Skills
•Negotiation and Feedback Skills
•Approaches to Evaluation of Educational Programmes
•Assessment
•Aspects of Supervision, Mentorship and Preceptorship
•Reflective Practice and the Theory
 

How will it be delivered? 

Blended learning will include:
• interactive face to face lectures/seminars
• problem based learning
• group work and workshops

How will participants be assessed?    

Portfolio of competencies

What experience / qualifications do participants need?    

We usually require applicants to be healthcare professionals. You will also need your manager’s support for the course’s work-based learning

Code

PQC304

Level / Credits

Mix of unaccredited module and new workshop/course aligned to the new NMC standards to prepare assessors and supervisors

When is it?  

4th November 2019
2nd December 2019

Where is it? 
University of Sunderland

University Contact Details
Name: Corporate and Professional Education Team
Email: cape@sunderland.ac.uk
Telephone: 0191 5153361

Link to provider's website for more information

Link to Apply

Search

Search
Search in All Title Contents