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Further Education (FE) Lecturer Job

Have you ever thought of a career change and turning to further education lecturing? Well now’s the time to start. Teaching is such a rewarding career in more ways than one. As a teacher you are able to share you knowledge of various subjects with students in various environments including Further Education Colleges, Sixth Form Colleges, Adult or Community Education Centres, Universities, as well as various charitable and voluntary organisations.

Further Education Lecturers teach students of all levels starting from beginner straight through to advanced levels. Any further education qualification that a student achieves can count as a vocational or even academic qualification that would better prepare the student for working life in that field or enhance their knowledge of that subject for personal interest.

Historically, further education lecturers have mainly dealt with post 16 as well as adult learners but they are now becoming more involved with younger students within the 14-19 year old curriculum range. This means they are able to provide a wider service to their students and are also able to improve their own methods of teaching as they are constantly having to adapt the way they teach to accommodate the speed at which different students pick up the material being taught as well as being able to cover q wider variety of subjects by increasing their own subject knowledge and expanding their field of knowledge.

Typical job description

A further education lecture has various activities and duties that they would undertake as part of their role, some of these are highlighted below:

• The ability to plan and prepare lesson plans and guides

• Teaching a variety of subjects types at different levels during the day, evening and at various workshops including teaching people of different backgrounds, abilities and ages groups.

• Researching and developing … Continue reading >>>

by Warren Cobb — December 14, 2019 in Continuing Education

4 Tips to Choosing School for Children

Education is a long-term investment in future children’s success. Therefore, parents must not be careless in choosing schools for children. Which school is the best?

A thing you should look for is the best school for your children. It means you need to choose a school that works best for your children’s needs.

Why? Children are subjects of education. Therefore, make sure that the children’s education is in favor of their needs, that is, meaningful, fun, and challenging in their appropriate stage of development. Thus, according to the experts of education. One of the best school examples with an international curriculum, visit the website: https://www.patana.ac.th/.

After placing children’s needs as your priority in choosing a school, then you can consider the following:

1. Parents’ Needs

Parents also have situations and conditions that also need to pay attention to. For example distance and school fees, preference on religious or vocational-based schools, and so on.

2. The Objectives of Curriculum

Check and understand how the curriculum work. Such as learning objectives, methods, ways to evaluate children, and implementation in daily learning.

The more clearly schools illustrate this and involving parents to understand it, it is more obvious that the school considers the curriculum and educational learning as the main thing.

Remember, curriculums are not only a study schedule, exam, or accreditation. See more detail and address the school to talk subject.

3. School Culture

Make sure the school has a good culture and goals of parenting. The school culture is seen from the type and quality of interaction when you visit the school, which is important and exhibited as you go around.

It is important because of the culture of the school has a great influence on the development and the success of children. For example, it supports healthy food, open … Continue reading >>>

by Warren Cobb — November 26, 2019 in Continuing Education

The Challenges We Face Looking for Opportunities!

Every day must be an opportunity to grow as an individual and our future success must continue to influence our family, friends and colleagues. How can this be achieved? By having positive attitude and outlook, we deliver messages that people will receive and want to hear. My passion is always embracing people and looking for positive qualities that they have or are able to get. Sometimes simple expression or welcome goes long way. In its basic form, words of encouragement can create relationships and bonds that last lifetime. It can also change someone’s mindset towards us or how they approach us. With uncertainty always around the corner, sometimes great opportunities are disguised as challenges, but we never see opportunities because we focus on challenges, not opportunities.

I have never been person who avoids challenges and too often when we are faced with changes in our lives, we don’t want to progress. We spend so much time looking back and regretting decisions made or choices we have never made, we fail to embrace new opportunities or look for something better: new start, new start. Opportunities that we might ignore or take for granted because we think it might not be achieved. We do not believe we have the ability or talent to do the task at hand.

Although we often spend time reflecting on the past, uncertainty about the future must be our driving force. Our past successes and failures can shape our outlook on life, but adventures to grow and expand our experiences through new opportunities, new friends or locations must encourage us to succeed. The unknown must encourage our existence and inspire us to go forward! We don’t know what to expect in the future and we don’t know what we can achieve in the future.… Continue reading >>>

by Warren Cobb — November 12, 2019 in Adult Education

Adjusting To The Kids School Run

For many parents getting up in the morning isn’t only about getting their children ready for the school day, but also for getting themselves ready for a full day of work. As a result there are parents across the country who are up in the early hours of the morning making sure they’ve got everything they need for the day ready before they even think about helping their children.

Getting children ready for school is an entirely different matter altogether. Children never want to get up out of bed, and they need more sleep than adults as they’re growing all the time, but for school they need to be up in time to work with mum or dad’s morning. Children need to be washed, clothed and fed before parents even think about checking their school bag for the day, putting in the books they need and taking out what they don’t.

Once parents have mastered the art of coping with all of this every morning, they need to master driving to school and dropping the children off before driving on to work or back home. For parents who don’t work, school runs are a lot easier, as a lot of stuff for the next day can be prepared the day before, such as lunches and school bags. For parents who work there is precious little time in the evenings to prepare anything for the next school day, as parents also want to spend time with their children, not only doing things for them.

New parents don’t need to learn to adjust their mornings to the school run for a while, but learning to cope with having it in a morning is a hard process. Firstly parents need to learn to get up in the morning much earlier to be up … Continue reading >>>

by Warren Cobb — September 25, 2019 in Board Of Education

How Students Should Prepare from School Level to Attend UPSC Exams?

For recruiting the future civil servants, Union Public Service Commission conducts the civil service exam every year. It is the toughest exam and clearing this exam is the goal for many candidates. Most of the youth dream to join civil service. Civil service coaching in Chennai offered by top institutes remains very helpful for school students. Every year approximately five lakh candidates appear for the civil service exam in the aim of becoming an IAS, IPS or IFS officer. The candidates should seriously focus and prepare for this exam. They should spend a minimum of 8 hours for preparation. They should be dedicated.

Many candidates obtain civil service coaching in Chennai or other cities and some candidates prepare on their own. The age limit for candidates who wish to write the civil service exam is 21 years but they should start their preparation well in advance since there is a restriction on the number of attempts and the age limit. Many candidates start their preparation from their school days itself. The candidate needs proper guidance and support to clear the civil service exam.

The probability of clearing this toughest exam is high in the young age. Since at a young age their minds are very sharp and young so that they can complete many topics and quick span of time. They can spend more time on their preparation.

Student Life Preparation

If a student seriously wishes to become an administrative civil service officer, then the student should concentrate on the subjects taught in the school. They should spend their time in learning and understanding the concept. The student should study with dedication because if a student starts his or her preparation during college then the student should again spend their time studying the school subject which is useful for clearing … Continue reading >>>

by Warren Cobb — September 11, 2019 in Board Of Education