CREC Teacher Training information event
Book a place on this drop in session at CREC to see the training venue, meet tutors face-to-face, learn more about our SCITT and have all your questions answered.
Please note we are not able to sponsor Visa applications to study on this course.
CREC Teacher Training Drop-in Session
This drop-in session is an opportunity to ask questions about our programme. If you haven't come across our teacher training before, learn more about our focus, ethos, programme structure and requirements before you drop in:
https://crec.co.uk/itt.
Please note we are not able to sponsor Visa applications to study on this course.
CREC MA Information Session
Register for this virtual information session to talk to the MA Programme Lead about the course structure, application process and to discuss your research ideas.
CREC Teacher Training Drop-in Session
This drop-in session is an opportunity to ask questions about our programme. If you haven't come across our teacher training before, learn more about our focus, ethos, programme structure and requirements before you drop in:
https://crec.co.uk/itt.
Please note we are not able to sponsor Visa applications to study on this course.
CREC Teacher Training Drop-in Session
This drop-in session is an opportunity to ask questions about our programme. If you haven't come across our teacher training before, learn more about our focus, ethos, programme structure and requirements before you drop in:
https://crec.co.uk/itt.
Please note we are not able to sponsor Visa applications to study on this course.
CREC Learning Circle
The April CREC Learning Circle session will be delivered by Dr Carolyn Ndofor-Tah and will focus on Theories of Change. It will be held online via Zoom and in person at CREC.
Titan Teacher Training Virtual Information Event
Thinking about training to teach older children? Birmingham based Titan Partnership have over 35 years experience training teachers and supporting them into primary and secondary school employment. Attend their information event to find out more.
CREC Teacher Training Drop-in Session
This drop-in session is an opportunity to ask questions about our programme. If you haven't come across our teacher training before, learn more about our focus, ethos, programme structure and requirements before you drop in:
https://crec.co.uk/itt.
Train to Teach National Event (online)
Are you thinking about kick-starting an exciting new career in teaching? If so, this an opportunity for you to learn all you need to know about teacher training and how to apply.
Titan Teacher Training Virtual Information Event
Thinking about training to teach older children? Birmingham based Titan Partnership have over 35 years experience training teachers and supporting them into primary and secondary school employment. Attend their information event to find out more.
CREC MA Information Session
Register for this virtual information session to talk to the MA Programme Lead about the course structure, application process and to discuss your research ideas.
CREC Teacher Training Drop-in Session
This drop-in session is an opportunity to ask questions about our programme. If you haven't come across our teacher training before, learn more about our focus, ethos, programme structure and requirements before you drop in:
https://crec.co.uk/itt.
Train to Teach event | Birmingham
Are you thinking about kick-starting an exciting new career in teaching? If so, this is the perfect opportunity for you to come and meet us at our stand and learn all you need to know about teacher training and how to apply.
Early Years Inspections Digital Conference
Join this online event on 29th Feb to review the latest updates to the EY Inspection Framework and understand current areas of focus for inspections. The event is also an opportunity to learn how you can embed professional confidence in your setting and embed school improvement.
Helen Moylett Playful Partnerships for Language and Literacy
Joyce Morris Early Years Literacies Forum Public Lecture
Helen Moylett Playful Partnerships for Language and Literacy
Join us to hear Helen share her insights to early years research and practice.
The foundations of literacy are built by early years practitioners, who understand language development as well as how to be sensitive, supportive and stimulating communication partners. This lecture will explore some practical ways in which adults can tune into and nurture young children’s communication and language skills in everyday activities.
Book your place https://bit.ly/HMLecture
Wednesday 28th February 6pm-8pm In person at UEA or Online.
BECERA 2024
The 2024 Conference will focus on “Access, Choice, Agency and Voice” and how these components form basis for political activity in Early Childhood Education.
Teacher Training Open Morning - Warwickshire placements
Book a place on this drop in session to see one of the placement schools based in Warwickshire, learn more about our SCITT and have all your questions answered.
Teacher Training Open Morning - Warwickshire placements
Book a place on this drop in session to see one of the placement schools based in Warwickshire, learn more about our SCITT and have all your questions answered.
CREC MA Online Information Session
Register for this virtual information session to talk to the MA Programme Lead about the course structure, application process and to discuss your research ideas.
CREC Primary SCITT Online Information Session
Join the session online to learn more about our Primary SCITT with Early Years Specialism and have all your questions answered.
CREC Learning Circle - Nicola Wallis
This session, held at CREC, will be delivered by Nicola Wallis and will focus on engagement, what we mean by it, and how it happens.
Primary SCITT Drop-in Session at CREC
Visit us at CREC to see the training venue, meet current students and tutors face-to-face, learn more about our SCITT and have all your questions answered.
Next steps for childcare and early years education in England
Professor Christine Pascal will be presenting at the Westminster Education Forum conference on the afternoon of Tuesday 14th November.
This conference focuses on next steps for the early years and childcare sector in England.
Delegates will discuss key issues for early years providers and parents - and how they can be addressed - in light of developments, including:
the Government’s new childcare offer which extends free childcare to cover younger children, announced in the Spring Budget
recommendations to exempt nurseries from business rates, and other outcomes from the Education Select Committee’s recent inquiry into support for childcare and the early years
With concerns from the Education Select Committee over the extension’s effectiveness, and how accurately funding reflects the costs and complexity of the system, delegates will assess how parents and guardians can be supported through challenges surrounding the choice, affordability and availability of childcare.
Policymakers and delegates will look at the future for the childcare market, including how burdens on providers and the numbers facing closure can be reduced, as well as assessing next steps for improving the availability of childminders across England, with calls from the Select Committee for radical financial and regulatory reform.
Further sessions will consider priorities for the early years workforce, including implications of the changing qualification landscape.
Delegates will also discuss the impact that formal childcare has on children under two and how to support parents and guardians who to stay at home to look after their children.
We are pleased to be able to include keynote sessions with: Neil Leitch, Chief Executive, Early Years Alliance; and Rob Wilson, Commissioner, Social Mobility Commission.
Primary SCITT Coffee Morning at CREC
Visit us at CREC to see the training venue, meet current students and tutors face-to-face, learn more about our SCITT and have all your questions answered.
Architecture and Early Childhood Education
The aim of this online event is to reflect on how to reconcile the design of educational environments with the needs and demands of childhood development, reinforcing the centrality of the role of architects and educators in building reflective, inclusive and sustainable educational spaces, capable of promoting the integral development of children.
Dimensions of Early Years' Research
ChiFCo (Children, Families and Communities Research Group) are delighted to be joined in this on-line seminar by Dr Faye Stanley and Dr Helen Lyndon who will share their innovative, inspiring early years doctoral research.
Dr Faye Stanley is Principal Lecturer - Head of Early Childhood, Young People and Developing Professional Practice at University of Wolverhampton. Faye's doctorate explored the values of an English and Swedish pre-school teacher focusing on their roles and the experiences they provide for three and four-year-old children.
Dr Helen Lyndon is Post Graduate Course Leader of MA Education (Early Years) and CREC SCITT and Country Coordinator for the UK for the European Early Childhood Research Association (EECERA). Helen's doctoral research focused on pedagogic mediation, including development of listening methods for daily practice with young children.
All are welcome to this on-line seminar on MST
CREC MA Information Session
Register for this virtual information evening to talk to the MA Programme Lead about the programme structure, application process and to discuss your research ideas.
School Mentor Online Briefing
Online briefing event for current school placement mentors for our 2023/24 cohort of trainees.
SCITT 2023-24 Induction
Induction for the next cohort of School Centred Initial Teacher training.
CREC MA Information Session
Register for this virtual information evening to talk to the MA Programme Lead about the programme structure, application process and to discuss your research ideas.
EECERA Annual Conference
EECERA Annual Conference is the largest and most significant early years’ research conference in Europe, regularly attracting more than 900 researcher delegates from all over the world. The EECERA Conference is hosted in a different European city each year by a local university or early years network and to encourage networking and cross-national collaborations, includes a full social programme.
Preparing for your teacher training (August)
This online Q&A event is for those who have been accepted onto a teacher training course and looking for help and information on preparing for the first day in school.
Join our experts for help advice on:
the support available through the free Get into Teaching service
what teacher training will be like
the resources available
lesson planning
time management
any other questions you have
To attend- https://getintoteaching.education.gov.uk/events/230821-preparing-for-your-teacher-training-course