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Working Effectively as a Cover Assistant 7805

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The challenging and wide-ranging role of the cover assistant is explored in this one day course which is suitable both for those new to the role or more experienced cover assistants looking to brush up on their existing skills and knowledge. All delegates will return to the classroom with ideas they can put to use immediately.

The role of the cover assistant

Creating learning activities to engage and motivate every learner

Monitoring and reporting on student progress

Communicating effectively with both students and staff

Constructive behaviour management skills

Common difficulties and suggested ways around them

Implementing new skills and ideas back at school

Working towards an MA? Teachers attending this course have the opportunity to earn 20 Masters Level credits.

Find out more about accreditation.

Duration: One day | Cost:£270.00+ VAT | Reference: 7805 WW

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Recent Course Evaluations


Very interesting. Liked the different activities which I can use myself in the classroom. I feel inspired to experiment now.
Leanne Haines - Kingsmead Technology College
28/10/2009