The Institute of Childhood and Education is pleased to bring you an event series with opportunities to explore key topics centred on the Newly Qualified Teacher (NQT) journey.
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What’s happening?
It’s vital that you continue to feel supported as you start your teaching career, and so we invite you to join us at the following programme of sessions. All sessions will take place online, for just 45 minutes, as miniature refreshers and pick-me-ups, with experts offering practical ideas, and the chance to ask questions, share experiences and meet others sharing the NQT journey. All sessions are free.
When?
Session 6: Tuesday 9 February 7.00pm
Supporting the Anxious Student – Clare Duckworth
Session 7: Tuesday 9 March 7.00pm
Coping with the (still) tricky class – Lilith Johnstone
Session 8: Tuesday 27 April 7.00pm
Combatting stress: re-thinking workload management – Hannah Collins
Session 9: Tuesday 15 June 7.00pm
Career development: opportunities in education – Charlotte Wright
How can I attend?
To book, email Charlotte Wright stating your session preferences. You will then be sent joining instructions in the week before the session.
Charlotte Wright is both a Senior Lecturer in Education at Leeds Trinity University, and a secondary school teacher in a school in Leeds. She has run an innovative NQT support programme at Leeds Trinity for the last 4 years, which focuses on providing supportive networks and practical strategies for new teachers.