Course summary

Do you have a passion for supporting children through teaching? This 3 year programme will teach you about the educational aspects of sociology, politics and psychology, whilst simultaneously investigating the history and philosophy of education. From primary, secondary and higher education, this programme will challenge you to make sense of policy decisions, understand and apply theories of ideology, and consider implications for diverse socio-economic and cultural populations. This course will give you a real insight into the teaching professions and provide you with work experience to help bring your learning to life. The course will open exciting career opportunities in teaching, special educational needs, educational welfare, local authorities, community youth work, museums and research. We deliver the course through a number of teaching methods include lectures, seminars, discussions, role play, presentations by external speakers, visits to a range of educational organisations and other methods appropriate to the issue being considered. Our enthusiastic and highly qualified team will support and challenge you in your development as a critical, independent thinker, as you explore new ideas and new abilities in the field of education. Course benefits The course is delivered within the Margaret McMillan School of Education, in the heart of a thriving Further Education College and our team provide a supportive learning and teaching environment.  You can expect to build personal confidence, adaptability and self-reflection. Specialist staff, external speakers and a range of stimulating teaching and learning strategies will ensure you have a quality student experience. Throughout the course, you will be supported so that you can progress into your chosen vocational area and/or further post-graduate study. Subject to validation