Opportunities For Schools

Our wealth of experience in Indian and international school settings underpins the effective services we provide to deliver clear, observable improvements for students, teachers and leaders.

Initial Steps

1) Initial online discussion and onsite visit,

2) we prepare a time-framed, costed proposal for approval.

3) On acceptance, a detailed plan is shared with stakeholders

4) explanatory presentations are prepared and

5) training materials are customised.

Depending on the brief, our work with schools may take place all on-site over a continuous period, or partially split between on-site and distance meetings, held at regular intervals during the course of a school term or academic year. Some assignments are best suited to short, intensive application, others to implementation over a longer time period.

We provide a comprehensive range of advisory services to schools & educational Institutes, including:

  • Compliance assurance for affiliation to International Educational and Examining Boards
  • Market segmenting /staff and student recruitment
  • Teacher Training, designed in response to a school’s specific requirement or through our teacher-Learner Core Contract (TLCC) programme (see below).
  • Curriculum Design for future-proofing learning, including blended learning and post-covid educational developments
  • Comprehensive, objective Class Observation and Quality Audit, carried out in a friendly, professional manner that promotes staff ethos and morale and good classroom practice.
  • Data Driven Evaluation to improve student learning outcomes, teacher accountability, cohesive staff policy and action, and target-setting for ongoing school development.
  • Strategies for team building, team leading and raising achievement levels of all members of a school community.

The  ‘Teacher-Learner Core (TLC)’ Programme

Structure

This course consists of six modules which may be delivered in six sessions, each of ninety minutes duration. Teachers will be asked to consolidate new learning in peer groups.

Each module contains tutoring, mentoring, participant tasks, discussions and consolidation.

Learning Target and Outcomes

In This Training Course, We:

  • Chart a systematic route towards skilled, organised, focused distance-and direct-teaching methodology.
  • Place the learner at the core of pedagogy.
  • Develop collective staff efficiency through collaboration with clear targets.
  • Investigate how data can develop confidence and promote innovation.
  • Provide useful, effective strategies to enhance teaching practice.
  • Promote innovative professional development and school development planning.

The Learning Objectives of Our Teaching and Learning Training Course (TLC) are given below. The full course consists of six modules, each of 2 ½ -3 hours duration and can be delivered in-house over three consecutive days or as one module per week / fortnight by distance participation.

We also offer Professional Development through our two-day training courses in ‘Effective Learning’ and  in ‘Blended Learning’. 

We customise training content, schedule and activities according to your school’s requirements. 

TLC Modular Learning Objectives

Module 1: Introductory, Attributes, Leadership

Unit 1a: Cambridge Learner and Teacher Attributes

  • Inform others about Learner Attributes and Profiles
  • Know about the relevance of CAIE Learning Attributes
  • Consider leadership as an important trait of all school stakeholders

Unit 1b: Leadership

  • Choose to board the Leader-Ship—or remain behind.

Unit 1c: The TLC Learning Cycle

  • Understand some new terminology in Teaching and Learning
  • Describe the structure of an effective Learning Cycle
  • Be mindful of your ongoing journey towards great teaching

Unit 1d: Curriculum Principles

  • Be familiar With Curriculum Principles, and Intentions
  • Know about Curriculum Types and Terminology
  • Have a Working understanding of The National Curriculum For England.

Module 2: Identifying Needs; Benchmarking

Unit 2a: Establishing Student Needs

  • Agree Basic Needs So All Can Learn Effectively
  • Identify Individual Needs
  • Help Students to set SMARTEST Targets
  • Consider some effective Classroom Strategies for immediate Diagnostic and Formative Feedback

Unit 2b: Benchmarking

  • Consider the Principles of Benchmarking
  • Learn about IBT Tests
  • Understand the SAT test system, Attainment Levels and their Meaning
  • Take an in-depth look and SAT tests

Module 3: Planning For Learning

Unit 3a: Six Ways of Learning

  • Understand and Explain Six Distinct Ways of Learning
  • Incorporate the Six Ways of Learning into Lesson Design, with appropriate transitions

Unit 3b: Three Tier Planning

  • Confidently use an efficient three-tier ‘planning for learning’ system

Module 4: Practice

  • Understand and explain the ethos of:
  • Flipped Learning
  • Blended Learning
  • Visible Learning
  • List Factors That Drive Good Lesson Practice

Module 5: Assessing

Unit 5a: Forms of Assessment

  • Examine Stakeholders’ Expectations and The Role of The Teacher
  • Understand Seven Different Types of Assessment
  • Consider Efficient and Effective Assessment Methods

Unit 5b: Rubrics for Formative Assessment

  • Know about the need for ongoing Formative Assessment
  • Recognise that Rubrics are an effective, efficient method of Formative Assessment
  • Understand the role of Rubrics in Standardising Assessment
  • Construct a Robust Rubric
  • Consider how to collate Formative Assessment Data for Evaluation.

Unit 5c: Inclusion and Good Summative Assessment

  •  Understand the need for differentiation in various settings
  • Reflect on the aims of good summative assessment
  • Use differentiation when devising structured questions and  test papers

Module 6 : Evaluating

Unit 6a: Using Data To Drive Learning

  • Understand the need for differentiation in various settings
  • Review our discussion of Assessment and Evaluation
  • Look at effective  recording of Formative & Summative Data
  • Affirm that data must be represented fairly and with impact
  • Look at the impact of data to inform and drive learning
  • See the value of referencing data  in various areas of school procedure

Unit 6b: Evaluating The Teacher

  • Affirm the need for useful, fair and transparent Teacher Evaluation.
  • Examine a pathway of Teacher Evaluation.