By Andy Pacino

THE day we stop learning is the day we ought to give up teaching. For teachers to be the best we can be, we too have to learn, and this is something I am passionate about. I recently took on a Masters in Education degree because I wanted to be the best I can be and see exactly how it feels to be a student again. The more we know, the better teachers we can be, and me getting on the other side of the desk will help me when I teach teachers. There was no real need for me to do so, however, this is the level I am prepared to go in order to deliver the highest standard of teaching.

With two decades of experience in teaching, and being the former Teaching and Learning Coordinator and manager of many programmes our founder is in a perfect position to understand what the best teachers bring to the table. When he delivers professional development workshops, the teachers who attend are those who will go back into class and give their best to their students and pupils. They are the educators who care about being better for the sake of their teaching and the learners trusting them with their education.

WHICH SESSIONS ARE AVAILABLE FOR YOUR PUPILS AND TEACHERS? 

For Students

• University Study & Time Management 
• Basic Research Methods
• Building Paragraphs & Transitions
• Writing a Thesis Statement & Essay Writing 
• Academic Writing: Structuring Your Work 
• Paraphrasing to Avoid Plagiarism
• Citing & Referencing
• Creative Writing Sessions
• Digital Citizenship

For Teachers

• Practical Methods of Instruction
• Active Learning in Class
• Fostering Critical Thinking in Your Classroom
• Bringing Tech Into the Classroom
• Getting to Grips With Blended & Hybrid Learning 
• Dealing With Difficult Pupils
• Giving Effective Feedback
• What a Masters Degree can do For You 
• Building Your CV & LinkedIn Profile