TSST Physics 2017 - 2018

Train to become a Physics Specialist with Teacher Subject Specialist Training (TSST)

The purpose of this training is to improve the subject knowledge of non-specialist and returning teachers. It will increase the number of hours taught by offering school-led teacher subject specialism training opportunities.

The Herts and Bucks TSA are running a Physics TSST programme for the third year in 2017 / 2018.The course is aimed at teachers with QTS who are already teaching or plan to teach some physics at secondary/FE level. The course is also suitable for those returning to teaching after a career break.

For teachers meeting the criteria, this course is FREE through funding provided by the government.This includes:

non-specialist teachers who could potentially teach a relevant subject in addition to their main subject
non-specialist teachers who are currently teaching a relevant subject either full-time or in addition to their specialist subject
teachers looking to return to the profession

About the Course

Ideal For

Secondary teachers or Primary teachers to teach cross phase
Key Stage: KS3 and KS4

Venue

St Clement Danes School

Cost

FREE FOR ALL PARTICIPANTS

Allows you to teach Physics confidently up to GCSE
The courses draw upon up-to-date research to improve subject knowledge, pedagogy and practical skills
The training will blend 5 face-to-face days with guided independent learning and online support

Dates for 2017 / 2018

Monday 16th October 2017
Tuesday 21st November 2017
Thursday 18th January 2018
Thursday 22nd March 2018
Friday 8ï»¿th June 2018

Outcomes for Participants

Wider teaching opportunities
Improved overall quality of teaching and learning in your lessons
Extension of your subject knowledge and the opportunity to learn and develop skills with others from schools across the region