Professional Development Opportunities in Education
Explore professional development opportunities in education including training to become a Mastery Specialist, Work Group Lead, and Intensive Support Partner, aimed at enhancing math teaching in primary and secondary schools. Gain accreditation and leadership skills to support math improvement initiatives. Choose from various pathways to lead professional development and math improvement efforts in school settings.
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Which professional opportunity is the right one for me? (Primary) Train to be a Primary Mastery Specialist (One year programme) Be a Work Group Lead for the Hub Complete Professional Development Lead accreditation alongside during 1st year Continue as a Work Group Lead, supporting other schools to embed Teaching for Mastery Work as an Intensive Support Partner, providing bespoke support with schools that are working on maths improvement Complete the School Development Lead accreditation (One year programme) Aspiring Maths Lead Maths Lead Senior Leadership For teachers and leaders that are interested in delivering professional development and maths improvement for the Maths Hub (Local Leader of Maths Education) Funding, time and support
Which professional opportunity is the right one for me? (Primary) Be a participant on the Teaching for Mastery programme (a minimum of one year) Complete the NPQLPM (Leading Primary Maths) (One year programme) You may then choose to get involved in working for the Maths Hub as a Work Group Lead if you wish and complete the accreditations Aspiring Maths Lead Maths Lead For teachers and leaders that are interested in leading professional development in their own schools
Which professional opportunity is the right one for me? (Secondary) Train to be a Secondary Mastery Specialist and complete the Professional Development Lead accreditation (2-year programme) Continue as a Teaching for Mastery Work Group Lead, supporting other schools to embed Teaching for Mastery Complete the School Development Lead accreditation (one year programme) Work as an Intensive Support Partner, providing bespoke support with schools that are working on maths improvement Be a Work Group Lead for the Hub, supporting teacher development through SKTM Work Groups as well as others Complete the Professional Development Lead accreditation (1-year programme) Middle Leadership/Aspiring Senior Leadership Senior Leadership Aspiring Middle Leadership For teachers and leaders that are interested in delivering professional development and maths improvement for the Maths Hub Funding, time and support
Which professional opportunity is the right one for me? (Secondary) A range of accreditations: NCETM Professional Development Lead NPQLT NPQLTD You may then choose to get involved in working for the Maths Hub as a Work Group Lead if you wish and complete the accreditations Be a participant on any of our Work Groups Aspiring Middle Leadership Middle Leadership/Aspiring Senior Leadership For teachers and leaders that are interested in leading professional development in their own schools with the option of subsequently getting involved in the Maths Hub
How has the Maths Hub work helped to develop your leadership skills? By getting involved in Teaching for Mastery as an advocate initially, I was able to take away the learning from the work groups and share with teachers in my school. It was my first step into "teaching the teachers" By training to be a Specialist and completing the PD Lead qualification, I developed my subject knowledge and as a result, my confidence grew and I felt comfortable delivering training My role as a Specialist means I visit lots of other schools and get to see how they embed Teaching for Mastery. I always get to take away new ideas back to my own school which always impacts students.
How does your work as an LLME for the Hub complement your in-school role? The central and local training I get to attend means I can develop a clear plan for maths in my own school. I get to learn from other schools too when I am working with them and always take back new ideas. Working as an LLME enhances your skills and makes you a better leader within your own school. For me, working as a specialist in the Hub has helped me to develop a clearer vision for maths in my own school
