Phonics Teaching Level 2
Level up your phonics skills with this interactive online workshop - get ready to boost your teaching game!
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About this event
Boost your phonics teaching skills with Level 2 course designed for confident literacy instruction. Perfect for educators aiming to deepen phonics knowledge.
Overview
Phonics Teaching Level 2 is designed to build on your foundational understanding of phonics, enhancing your ability to support learners in mastering reading and spelling skills. This course delves into advanced phonics concepts, including decoding strategies, segmenting, blending, and recognising tricky words, all aimed at making teaching more effective and enjoyable.
With a clear focus on phonics progression, you will explore various approaches to phonics instruction and assessment, helping you tailor lessons to different learning needs. By the end of the course, you will be well-equipped to confidently guide learners through the complexities of phonics with clarity and creativity.
Learning Outcomes
- Understand advanced phonics principles and their classroom application.
- Identify effective strategies to teach blending and segmenting sounds.
- Recognise and support learners with tricky word challenges.
- Apply phonics assessment techniques to track learner progress.
- Adapt phonics teaching methods to suit diverse learner needs.
- Use language development tools to enhance reading fluency.
Who is this Course For
- Teachers looking to strengthen phonics teaching techniques.
- Teaching assistants supporting literacy development in classrooms.
- Home educators seeking structured phonics knowledge.
- Early years practitioners focused on literacy foundations.
- Literacy coaches aiming to refine phonics strategies.
- Tutors working with learners struggling in reading skills.
- Education professionals wanting to refresh phonics instruction methods.
- Anyone involved in delivering phonics as part of literacy programmes.
Career Path
- Primary School Teacher — average salary £30,000 per year
- Teaching Assistant — average salary £18,000 per year
- Literacy Coordinator — average salary £32,000 per year
- Special Educational Needs (SEN) Support Worker — £21,000 per year
- Early Years Practitioner — average salary £19,000 per year
- Private Tutor (Literacy/Phonics Specialist) — varies, approx. £25 per hour
Frequently asked questions
It is a course designed to build on basic phonics skills and improve reading and pronunciation.
Anyone who knows the basics of phonics and wants to advance their teaching skills.
You will learn advanced phonics rules, blending sounds, and teaching techniques.
It helps improve your ability to teach reading confidently to young learners.