Short course Stage 3 Mentor and Coach Training – Organisational Development
Course overview
Start date
June 2020
September 2020
January 2021
Subject area
Teaching and Education
Attendance
Part-time
Learning
Blended
Course summary
This course builds upon your work from the stage 2 module and you will
learning how to use coaching and mentoring to develop your organisation. This coaching
and mentoring module aims to develop a leader’s ability to employ cognitive
leadership approaches and, in particular, coaching and mentoring as change
agents to develop the organisation, with the aim to meet the needs of staff and
learners.
The course tackles issues directly related to
the current field of national and international education. It challenges you to
develop deeper critical thinking around how to meet the needs of policy and the
needs of your students and staff.
You will work through the process of initiating and driving change at an
individual, group and/or organisational level through the use of coaching and
mentoring. You will also learn how to adapt your communication strategies and techniques
for developing new behaviours and attitudes. In short, the course aims to equip
you with the skills to lead the development of others as coaches or mentors.
Admissions 2020: Still Open
Despite coronavirus we are still welcoming applications for September 2020.
Get advice and guidanceCMI opportunity
Coaching and Mentoring offers candidates the opportunity to gain CMI accreditation, which will provide them with an industry standard qualification to extend their employability beyond their sector.
Continued Postgraduate Studies
The course will enable practitioners to gain MA credits, which they can use to progress onto the MA Leadership in Education or MA in Education.
Flexibility of studying
It adopts a blended learning approach and you will benefit from face to face learning opportunities as well as online engagement. The flexible nature of the course fits the busy lifestyles of educators and is designed to meet your needs in a unique and supportive way.
MA Masters credits
When you have completed Stage 2 and Stage 3, you will have 30 credits which can be transferred onto an MA Education or MA Leadership in Education
Lizana Oberholzer
Programme Leader of the MA Leadership in Education
UEL is fortunate to serve a larger community of schools, and educate teachers ranging from Beginner Teachers to Leadership. It is well-known for its supportive practice of the teaching and learning community it serves. UEL’s ITE learners often progress to mentoring roles from a very early stage, and they often continue their mentoring and leadership development after completing their PGCE course at UEL. In many Partnership Schools, like Sir John Cass Secondary Red Coat, Secondary School, there are teachers from three generations, who have trained through our successful Partnership.
Colleagues are often in mentoring and leadership roles, and engage with the UEL Mentor courses, or other MA or CPD opportunities. UEL has a proud tradition of serving its community. It offers mentor training for mentors at all levels ranging from Stage 1, 2 and 3. In many of our partnership schools, our PGCE programmes have well-established mentors who support new and beginner teachers.
Fees and funding
The Student Money Advice and Rights Team (SMART) are here to help you navigate
your finances while you're a student at the University of East London.
We can give you advice, information and guidance on government and
university funds so that you receive your full funding entitlement.
Email: study@uel.ac.uk
Phone: 020 8223 4444
Entry requirements
We would normally expect you to have Grade C in GCSE English and Maths.
What we're researching
Lizana Oberholzer, Programme
Leader of the MA Leadership in Education, is an experienced
senior leader and former SCITT Director. She carries out research
into leadership in schools and The impact of school-based
curriculum approaches on teacher education. She is a NASBTT
Trustee and led on the NASBTT SEND Project for ITE. She is a Regional Lead for WomenED and a Trustee BAMEed, and
contributes regularly to conferences in which she shares
her research and practice with others. She also supports,
Diverse Educators, Research SEND, and is a Founding Fellow of the Chartered
College of Teaching, and the Network Lead for the Chartered
College of Teaching at UEL. She contributed to
English and Media Edu by others in developing their
understanding of the various A-level and GCSE specifications in
schools. She has supported schools by sharing her research
and experience on developing key strategies in delivering GCSE
curricula effectively to support learners at all levels.
Dr
Roussel De Carvalho is a Senior Lecturer in Teacher Education. He focuses his
work on the teaching of the MA Education both at UEL and directly with
schools through our MA partnerships. He is also currently supporting the PGCE
Science team at UEL. His research is focused on Teacher Education Policy, in
particular Teacher Selection. He is also engaged in aspects of research
within Science Education, Teacher Identity and Self-Efficacy, and Teacher
Well-Being.
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Making a difference UEL is one of the UK’s leading modern research universities. In the most recent Research Excellence Framework (REF), 17 per cent of our overall research submission was classified as ‘world-leading’ for its quality and impact – almost double our previous REF score. A further 45 per cent of our work was considered ‘internationally excellent’.
How you'll learn
Your future career
Completing the course will enhance your career into teaching, training, lecturing, assessing,
coaching/mentoring, school/college leadership.
Explore the different career options you can pursue with this degree and see the median salaries of the sector on our Career Coach portal