JFC Training College

Course overview

This qualification is essential for those seeking a long-term, professional teaching career in the post-16 education sector.

Who is this course for?

Individuals who want to become fully qualified teachers or trainers in the Further Education and Skills sector, are already delivering education or training, or are looking to progress from the Level 3 Award or Level 4 Certificate in Education and Training.

Fees and funding

Total course cost: £1,800. Pay in full or pay a £300 deposit followed by interest-free monthly instalments.

Entry requirements

Aged 19 years or older. Already working or volunteering in a teaching or training role (you must log at least 100 teaching hours during the course). Hold a Level 3 qualification in the subject you wish to teach. Have Level 2 English and maths. Have good written and verbal communication skills.

What you will learn

  • Teaching, learning, and assessment strategies
  • Curriculum development and planning
  • Understanding and applying inclusive teaching approaches
  • Theories and models of education and training
  • Classroom management and behaviour strategies
  • Assessment methods and use of feedback
  • Professional values and practice in education
  • Wider professional roles and responsibilities of teachers

How you will learn

Structured online programme that combines flexibility with real-time tutor support. Live online classes led by qualified tutors, scheduled weekly.

Assessment

Written assignments demonstrating your understanding of teaching theory and practice, Lesson observations conducted by your tutor or mentor during your teaching practice, Reflective journals to assess your development and professional growth, A professional discussion.

Work placement

Already working or volunteering in a teaching or training role (you must log at least 100 teaching hours during the course)

You will qualify with

  • Level 5 Diploma in Education and Training (RQF)

Careers and progression

Career options

  • Further Education Teacher or Lecturer
  • Adult Education Tutor
  • Apprenticeship Trainer or Assessor
  • Private Training Provider Educator
  • Curriculum Lead or Course Coordinator
  • Head of Department or Programme Manager

Progress on to

  • Qualified Teacher Learning and Skills (QTLS) status
  • Further study in education, such as a PGCE or a Master’s in Education

Skills employers look for

  • Explaining clearly
  • Behaviour support
  • SEN awareness
  • Lesson preparation
  • Marking and feedback
  • Working with teachers
  • Assessment
  • Safeguarding
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