Consortium for Post Compulsory Education and Training

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13^th PCET Consortium Annual Conference 2014

The theme for the Annual Conference on Friday 27th June was ‘What is Vocational Pedagogy?’ Keynote speakers were Professor Ann-Marie Bathmaker, Dr Kevin Orr, Dr Christine Warr, and Charlie Deane.

See programme, slides, and photos

Featured news and updates

Kirklees College graduation ceremony New

Bursaries and Golden Hellos announced New

First graduates from Northumberland New

Special Educational Needs and Disabilities support

APEL/Bridging Process Application

Maths Fest

Are you teaching GSCE maths or Core maths at A level next year and working in the FE and Skills sector? The Yorkshire and Humberside Maths Hub is organising a Maths Fest at Selby College on Tuesday 15 July.

See programme and more details

Spring conference 2014 - MEP

‌The conference title is "Teaching of Mathematics and English in the Further Education Sector: Working Together to Translate Policy into Practice".

More details and photos

APEL / Bridging process

This process provides support for those who have CTLLS (or equivalent) and some teaching/training experience, to progress onto the 2nd year of CertEd / PGCE Course. APPLY Now!

Process details and application form

Spring 2014 newsletter is now available

This issue reports on first fully online Consortium Steering Committee meeting. It also features profiles of Charlotte Scheffmann, (chair of Steering Committee), and the Teacher Education team at the City of Liverpool College, along with other news.

see newsletters page

FREE - Teaching in Lifelong Learning journal

This Cross-CETT journal aims to support and promote the work of the designated Centres for Excellence in Teacher Training (CETTs). FREE access to the TILL journal available online.

See TILL journal page