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Routes to Chartered Teacher Status

All candidates must enter the programme by completing Module 1: Professional Development: Review, Reflection and Planning.

An outcome of Module 1 will be the identification and analysis of possible routes – depending on your experience and interests – to Chartered Teacher status.

Three principal routes to Chartered Teacher status are available to those who complete Module 1 successfully.

Route 1: The Programme Route
By completing a programme of formal modules from one or more of the nationally approved Chartered Teacher programmes.

Route 2: The GTC Accreditation Route
By submitting, directly to the GTC, a claim for the accreditation of prior learning (APL) demonstrating their competence to meet the full requirements of the Standard (Route available only for five years following the introduction of the programme in 2003).

Route 3: The Programme and APL Route
By completing a programme of formal or project based modules from one or more of the nationally approved Chartered Teacher programmes - including a claim, to the awarding body, for APL in respect of part of the requirement for Chartered Teacher Standard - up to a maximum of half of the credit value of the award.


CPDadvantage Programme Outline:

Eligibility Criteria

Entry Module 1: Professional Development  
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Core Modules: Optional Modules APL/Negotiated Learning
Learning & Teaching Self-Evaluation, QA & Innovation
Education for All Personal and Social Education
Working Together Using ICT/Multi Media
  Core Skill Learning
Classroom Communication
Personal Guidance
Curricular/Vocational Guidance
Education for Work & Enterprise (double module)
Science in Primary School
Principles & Practice of Assessment

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Workbased Project  

Notes

1: Continuity and progression is maintained by portfolio

2: Module 1 is entry for all candidates

3: A workbased project is final element for all candidates


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