Teaching assistants (TAs) usually work with a teacher in their classroom, making sure pupils get the most out of lessons (eg, by helping them find their way around a computer). This qualification incorporates the units from the Level 3 Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning in schools and requires candidates to supplement these with credits achieved from a range of specialist units. This qualification is broadly equivalent to the current Level 3 NVQ in Supporting Teaching and Learning. The teaching assistant takes on tasks that allow the teacher to concentrate on teaching (eg, by preparing the classroom for lessons and clearing up afterwards). To support pupils with particular individual needs, some teaching assistants work one-to-one, while others work in small groups. You may be employed as a teaching assistants within a specilist field with particular specialisms, including literacy, numeracy, Special Educational Needs (SEN), music, creative arts and bilingual TAs (where the first language of significant numbers of children is not English). Experienced and specially-trained teaching assistants can be expected to supervise a class for a teacher who is off sick or undertaking training. While every class must be allocated a qualified teacher, Higher Level Teaching Assistants (HLTAs) would be expected occasionally to lead a lesson. Teaching assistants must be trained to a level matching their responsibilities. It's up to local education authorities and individual schools to decide on exactly what qualifications and experience they expect from someone applying for a teaching assistant post.
Name: Supporting Teaching & Learning in Schools Advanced Level Apprenticeship Qualification title: Diploma in Specialist Support for Teaching and Learning in Schools (QCF) Qualification type: Assessment Your knowledge and skills will be assessed against a set of performance standards. These standards are called learning outcomes. Your assessor will guide you through the programme and help you to gather evidence and develop your skills to assist you to prove your competency within your job role. From time to time you may need to visit either a college or test centre to complete the theory and other specialist training elements of your apprenticeship programme. Awarding Pearson Education Ltd (Formerly EDEXCEL) Created 20160624 07:09:51 Updated 20161207 13:50:14
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Title: Diploma in Specialist Support for Teaching and Learning in Schools (QCF) Qualification: Diploma in Specialist Support for Teaching and Learning in Schools (QCF) Classification: Education and Training