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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.

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Unaccredited ModuleNorthumbria University

Mentor/ Educator Preparation

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Unaccredited ModuleNorthumbria University
2018-10-23

What is it about?

The aim of this module is to develop individuals as mentors/educators in practice settings

Who is it for?

It is suitable for Nurses, Midwives, Paramedics, Pharmacists, HCS, AHP.

What will participants learn?

The module content includes: 
- Expert educators supporting students from a range of professions to critically analyse their development as a mentor/educator in practice
- Provide evidence of their competence to facilitate learning and assessment for a learner in practice settings. 
- Students will assess learning environments and learning opportunities in workplace settings.

How will it be delivered?  

Blended and APEL (academic recognition of prior or experiential learning)

How will participants be assessed?     

Although this course does not carry university credit, participants will need to demonstrate achievement of the NMC competencies. 
Participants can pay for academic accreditation to attain 20 credits. Further details available from the university

What experience / qualifications do participants need?     

Participants must be qualified in profession for a year and have access to students

Code

AC1000

When is it?  

October 2019 - July 2020

Where is it?  
Northumbria University and practice environments (if required).

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