7303 / PTLLS in Scotland
At long last we are now offering our extremely popular 7303 Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learn...
You, Aid Training and the Changes to First Aid Regulations October 1st 2009
As you will be aware on 1st October 2009 there are some important changes coming into force as regar...
New regulations for all teachers and tutors
In September 2007, the government introduced new regulations to reform the training and qualificatio...
Changes to Assessors on HSE courses and Paramedics won't need an FAW cert
Some sensible changes due to come into affect on 1st September 2008. ...
Forthcoming HSE Changes
In May the HSE announced some of the long awaited changes to the First Aid "Regulations"...
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Forthcoming 7303 Open Courses
Mon 9 - Friday 13 August London
Mon 16 – Friday 20 August Wolverhampton
Mon 6 – Friday 10 September Newcastle
Mon 13 - Friday 17 September London
Mon 20 - Friday 24 September Warminster
Mon 4 - Friday 8 October Wolverhampton
Mon 25 - Friday 29 October London
Mon 8 - Friday 12 November Warminster
Mon 15 - Friday 19 November Newcastle
Mon 6 - Friday 10 December London
Mon 6 - Friday 10 December Telford
Mon 13 - Friday 17 December Warminster
2011
Mon 10 - Friday 14 January Newcastle
Mon 24 - Friday 28 January London
Mon 31 Jan - Friday 4 February Warminster
Mon 21 - Friday 25 February Wolverhampton
Mon 7 - Friday 11 March London
Mon 14 - Friday 18 March Warminster
Mon 21 - Friday 25 March Telford
Mon 16 – Friday 20 August Wolverhampton
Mon 6 – Friday 10 September Newcastle
Mon 13 - Friday 17 September London
Mon 20 - Friday 24 September Warminster
Mon 4 - Friday 8 October Wolverhampton
Mon 25 - Friday 29 October London
Mon 8 - Friday 12 November Warminster
Mon 15 - Friday 19 November Newcastle
Mon 6 - Friday 10 December London
Mon 6 - Friday 10 December Telford
Mon 13 - Friday 17 December Warminster
2011
Mon 10 - Friday 14 January Newcastle
Mon 24 - Friday 28 January London
Mon 31 Jan - Friday 4 February Warminster
Mon 21 - Friday 25 February Wolverhampton
Mon 7 - Friday 11 March London
Mon 14 - Friday 18 March Warminster
Mon 21 - Friday 25 March Telford
Success Stories
Mark Hewett
Just dropping an email to say; After being made redunant earlier this year and having the opportunit...
Deidre Wood - Independent School
The school I work in were updating their first aid policy and realised the need to update some of th...
Gary Currier – Director NMA Training and Coaching Providers
I am a self-employed trainer teaching self defence and conflict management and sport specific martia...
Chris Craig – 1st Class First Aid
After deciding to pursue a career in first aid, it was an easy decision to choose Aid Training to qu...
Caroline Hough – Sticky Plasters
After nursing for 15 years and teaching first aid in a school I wanted to set up on my own and start...
Nigel Bunney, Health, Safety and Training Manager
Finally I looked at the option of training ourselves following reading an advert from Aid Training....
7303 Frequently Asked Questions
What are the new requirements affecting new teachers wishing to teach in the learning and skills sector?
From September 2007, all new teachers in the learning and skills sector (all post-16 education, including FE, adult and community learning, work based learning and offender education) in England will be required to take qualifications which form part of the Qualified Teacher Learning and Skills (QTLS) framework and pilot Qualifications Credit Framework (QCF). Teachers in a ‘full’ teaching role will have five years in which to meet these requirements. These qualifications will be required by all who deliver all “funded training.”
What is the 7303 Level 3 award in Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector course?
7303 is the entry-level qualification. It is a one-unit award containing 5 ‘sections’ which all new teachers to the lifelong learning sector are required to complete. The Award has a credit value of 6 credits.
Is the course aimed just at those who train first aid?
No, as a company we do a lot of first aid training but this course is aimed at all trainers. Previous students have left to train such diverse subjects as maths, Indian head massage, Adobe Photoshop, security, bomb awareness and health and safety.
Will I complete the entire course in five days?
Yes, by the end of day five you should have completed both assignments.
Can any of my previous knowledge be accredited for this course?
There is no real opportunity for APL with this, we have a lot of people who come through who have trained for years and need a recognised qualification. It is far easier, because of the assignments, to come along for all five days and get the course completed.
What subjects can I do my micro-teaching session on?
You can do it on any subject that you wish-clearly you can make life a lot easier for yourself by doing something that you may have already prepared and deliver regularly.
Where can I get more information?
Please feel free to call us with any questions. In addition www.cityandguilds.com has a lot of additional information.
From September 2007, all new teachers in the learning and skills sector (all post-16 education, including FE, adult and community learning, work based learning and offender education) in England will be required to take qualifications which form part of the Qualified Teacher Learning and Skills (QTLS) framework and pilot Qualifications Credit Framework (QCF). Teachers in a ‘full’ teaching role will have five years in which to meet these requirements. These qualifications will be required by all who deliver all “funded training.”
What is the 7303 Level 3 award in Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector course?
7303 is the entry-level qualification. It is a one-unit award containing 5 ‘sections’ which all new teachers to the lifelong learning sector are required to complete. The Award has a credit value of 6 credits.
Is the course aimed just at those who train first aid?
No, as a company we do a lot of first aid training but this course is aimed at all trainers. Previous students have left to train such diverse subjects as maths, Indian head massage, Adobe Photoshop, security, bomb awareness and health and safety.
Will I complete the entire course in five days?
Yes, by the end of day five you should have completed both assignments.
Can any of my previous knowledge be accredited for this course?
There is no real opportunity for APL with this, we have a lot of people who come through who have trained for years and need a recognised qualification. It is far easier, because of the assignments, to come along for all five days and get the course completed.
What subjects can I do my micro-teaching session on?
You can do it on any subject that you wish-clearly you can make life a lot easier for yourself by doing something that you may have already prepared and deliver regularly.
Where can I get more information?
Please feel free to call us with any questions. In addition www.cityandguilds.com has a lot of additional information.
