CPD
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The Prince’s Teaching Institute provides INSET Continuing Professional Development (CPD). These one day courses are based on topics of relevance to KS3, GCSE, AS and A2 level syllabuses.
From September 2010, Teachers who atttend PTI one-day CPD days are eligible to gain Masters level credit points from the University of Warwick. Click on the Accreditation link on the left for more details.
Our CPD is designed for teachers to progress in the Professional Standards hierarchy, as they tie into the new Performance Management criteria. You can find out more here.
Typically, the days feature a lecture by an eminent academic, writer or public figure (for example Richard Sumrary MBE, Chairman of the London 2012 Forum - below) and workshops run by our teacher members that allow teachers to discuss how best to inspire their pupils in turn.
We provide administrative and logistical support to our alumni who wish to organise CPD in their region. If you are interested in finding out more, please e-mail regionalevents@princes-ti.org.uk.
Our forthcoming events are below:
March
- 2 March, 2012
Oliver Cromwell and the Interregnum
Focussing on the latest university historiography, Dr Ellerby runs a day unpicking Oliver Cromwell and the Interregnum. - 5 March, 2012
Much Ado About Nothing & Twelfth Night with The Royal Shakespeare Company
The RSC joins us for a practical drama workshop on Shakespeare in the afternoon following university level lectures and discussions. - 6 March, 2012
Volcanic Hazards, Management and GIS
A day run by expert Bob Lang, author of An Introduction to GIS. - 8 March, 2012
Biodiversity - Making Waves - Using Ocean Research to Improve Motivation and Engagement
Voyage on the research vessel Callista and talks by leading experts from the National Oceanographic Centre. - 9 March, 2012
Historical Maths
Lectures and workshops delving into the History of Mathematics including one on the Egyptians. - 19 March, 2012
La Nouvelle Vague - French Culture and Classroom
Exploring the use of cinematography to create stimulating Controlled Assessment tasks.
