L2 Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools (Teaching Ass...

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About the course

Unlock your potential and embark on a rewarding journey in the field of education with our comprehensive Level 2 Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning.

Course content

This work-based qualification is designed for individuals aspiring to make a positive impact in any school environment. As the role of teaching assistants continues to evolve, this course reflects the changing landscape of support staff responsibilities, encompassing a wider range of roles and duties.

How is the course delivered and assessed?

Prepare to immerse yourself in an inspiring and interactive learning experience. Our classes foster a supportive and inclusive environment where you're encouraged to share your ideas and experiences. Through a variety of engaging learning and teaching activities, including group work, discussions, and presentations, you'll be introduced to different concepts and gain valuable insights into the role of a Teaching Assistant. Be ready to actively participate, contribute to discussions, and embrace hands-on activities. This proactive approach will ensure you make the most of the experience, enhancing your knowledge and understanding. To support your studies, you'll need a work placement, and your school will provide a mentor who will guide you, offer feedback, and assist in sourcing relevant information. Your tutor will also conduct observations during their visits to your workplace. Additionally, you'll attend course workshops and assessment tutorials at the college, further enriching your learning journey.

What do I need to join (Entry Requirements)

No formal qualification requirements are needed to enrol in this course, making it accessible to individuals from diverse backgrounds. However, it's essential to note that the government promotes proficiency in English, Maths, and Information Communication Technology (ICT) for all learners. It is recommended that you strive to achieve a Level 2 proficiency in these subjects by the end of your qualification. If you don't already possess this level of proficiency, supplementary courses will be available alongside the main qualification. For those not currently employed in a school, securing a work placement at a primary or secondary school is necessary for a minimum of 6 hours a week. It's your responsibility to discuss the requirements for a current Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) Check with your chosen school. By completing the Level 2 Certificate, you'll compile a portfolio showcasing your work and achievements. Elevate your career prospects, gain valuable skills, and make a lasting impact in the lives of teachers and learners.

What can I do next

Once you have successfully completed your qualification, you can continue to expand your knowledge on the Level 3 Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools.