Level 5 Diploma of Education and Training (DET)
Students are required to produce evidence of 100 hours of teaching practice (including 8 hours of observations of teaching practice) that are logged and signed off by their line manager. You must be aged 19 or over to enrol on this course.
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100 hours teaching practice, 8 observations, remote possible with an explanation as to why not direct delivery. Observation can be assessment of materials created and interactions alongside a professional discussion.
What is the Level 5 Diploma of Education and Training?
The Level 5 Diploma of Education and Training (DET) focuses on effective teaching techniques and dives into curriculum design, assessment strategies, and learner support. By obtaining this qualification, teachers and trainers gain a deeper understanding of educational theory and practice, enabling them to promote an inclusive and stimulating learning environment.
Possessing a Level 5 DET demonstrates a commitment to professional development and enhances career opportunities within the teaching sector. With this diploma, individuals are equipped to make a significant impact on the lives of learners, fostering their educational growth and inspiring a love for learning.
Course Outline
Teaching, learning and assessment in education and training
Theories, principles and models in education and training
Developing teaching, learning and assessment in education and training
Wider professional practice and development in education and training
Action research project
Developing, using and organising resources in a specialist area
Teaching in a specialist area
Prior achievement is recognised, but copies of certificates must be forwarded to MKLC Training before starting the programme. The course is open to everyone who is capable of reaching the required standards and students must review their development needs in relation to English, maths and ICT skills, as they are required for the successful outcome of this programme.
Students are required to produce evidence of 100 hours of teaching practice (including 8 hours of observations of teaching practice) that are logged and signed off by their line manager. These can be carried out over a period of time to show progression, and teaching practice can also be video recorded and sent to MKLC Training for assessment. Skype is another option but must be discussed with your tutor.
MKLC Training can also arrange on-site observations for an additional cost.
“The performance of MKLC, and my tutor, was excellent! Support and feedback was very effective and was provided in a very quick and timely manner, both via email and within individual unit and assignment folders. I could access all relevant materials via moodle, with accessible and relevant reading materials, and each unit was broken down into managable assignments with clear criterias for successful completion and achievement.”
“Performance overall was exceptional. Speedy feedback and Assessors always on hand if you have any queries. No issue to small.”
NOTE: From the 1st September 2024 the TQUK Level 5 Diploma in Teaching (Further Education and Skills) will replace the current Level 5 Diploma of Education and Training (DET). To learn more about the new qualification CLICK HERE
Why Choose MKLC Training?
Our qualified and experienced tutors provide dedicated support to students through regular feedback and guidance, so you are not left wondering if your latest assignment was okay, or even received!
As our DET course is delivered online, you can start whenever you want, and access materials and assignments at times to suit you.
ALL of your materials are provided online, so there are no additional costs.
FAQs
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No. Students can enrol directly onto the DET.
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Observers need to have a Level 5 teaching qualification, and will need to sign declaration and supply evidence of their qualification.
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The certificate is more suited to those working from prepared materials, whereas the Diploma is for those who are involved in the planning stages, and involved in incorporating the curriculum.
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The subject matter can vary, but the majority of teaching hours need to be to groups of students aged over 14 years old.
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Yes. A payment plan can be arranged, with installments made on consecutive months. You can enrol using the link below, or contact the office to discuss.
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After students receive the DET certificate, they can apply through the Society of Education and Training. We also offer a Level 3 in Mathematics and English which is on the approved list if students also require these.