What modules are covered?

Level 3 provides a higher level qualification for teaching/learning support assistants. By the end of the course you should be proficient in:

• Designing training and development sessions;
• Preparing and developing resources to support learning;
• Creating a climate conducive to learning;
• Facilitating individual learning;
• Evaluating and developing your own practice.

Level 3 recognises your additional skills and the extra value and expertise you bring to teaching and learning support.

How will I be assessed?

During the course, you will collate a portfolio of evidence, which meets the criteria of the units studied. This evidence can be in the form of written tasks that you have completed, testimonies, questioning, professional discussions and through observations (3) by your tutor in your workplace.

What Next?

Successful completion of this course could allow progression to the Foundation Degree in Learning Support and then the BA (Hons) Education (Learning Support).

What previous qualifications and experience will I need?

You will be expected to attend a three-hour, live teaching and interactive session online on a Monday evening for 32 weeks. In addition, you need to arrange to work/volunteer in a learning support role for a minimum of 10 hours per week. You should have the approval of your workplace to attend the course, as it is recommended by the Awarding Body (City & Guilds) that you are supported by a workplace mentor. Furthermore, permission is required from your workplace for tutors to gain access for assessment purposes.

Furthermore, permission is required from your workplace for tutors to gain access for assessment purposes.