Level 3 Award in Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools (RQF)

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The Level 3 Award in Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools (RQF) equips learners with essential knowledge to support teaching effectively. This course provides a detailed understanding of classroom roles, teaching methods, and student engagement strategies. It explores the principles of supporting teaching, including planning lessons, assisting with classroom activities, and maintaining positive learning environments. By focusing on teaching best practices, learners gain confidence to contribute meaningfully to student learning and overall school success.

Supporting teaching requires clear communication, organisational skills, and awareness of diverse learner needs. This course highlights the importance of professional conduct in teaching support, covering safeguarding, behaviour management, and inclusive teaching strategies. Participants will understand how to facilitate teaching, monitor student progress, and collaborate with teachers to enhance educational outcomes. Completing this Level 3 Award ensures learners are well-prepared to play an active role in modern teaching environments while promoting effective learning.

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Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the roles and responsibilities in supporting teaching.
• Apply teaching strategies to enhance student engagement effectively.
• Support classroom management and maintain positive learning environments.
• Assist with lesson planning and delivering teaching activities.
• Promote inclusive teaching practices for diverse learner needs.

Who is this course for?

• Aspiring teaching assistants seeking recognised Level 3 qualifications.
• Classroom staff supporting teachers in primary and secondary schools.
• Individuals aiming to enhance career prospects in teaching.
• Professionals working with children requiring structured teaching support.
• Staff needing formal training in teaching and classroom practices.

Career Path:

• Teaching Assistant – Average salary £21,000 per year.
• Learning Support Assistant – Average salary £20,500 per year.
• Special Educational Needs (SEN) Assistant – Average salary £22,000 per year.
• Classroom Support Worker – Average salary £21,500 per year.
• Education Mentor – Average salary £23,000 per year.
• School Administrator with teaching support responsibilities – Average salary £25,000 per year.