Transactional Analysis Course Eric Berne, the originator of T.A., isolated & defined a basic unit of social intercourse
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Transforming Adult Social Care Course This course has been written to fill the void between the current legislation relating to Adult Social Care & that anticipated to come into effect in 2012-3.  All primary legislation remains in place but the Transformation process continues to require changes be made but often without due consideration as to the legal contradiction this presents.   The situation is compounded by the fact that the underlying aim of scrapping the benefit system & transferring funding to Social Care is at best muted, & at worst denied.  A Transformation model that recognises the intended end point of the journey will always be more effective than one which sets us all off on a mystery tour with some fairly dangerous challenges to meet on the way. ...

Transport Management Course As individuals, we are constantly aware of the problems of transport: our train may be late, our car is held up in a traffic jam, or we may be concerned with, what may be, abnormally high bus fares. Transport must rank almost as high as the weather as a topic of conversation. However, few critics are well informed of the exact location & division of responsibility for the transport system; even fewer really appreciate the nature of the problems involved in devising a rational transport system. This course will teach you the skills to recognise these problems & enable you to operate a successful transport management team. ...

Tarot & Cartomancy Course My reading is like a giant jig-saw puzzle, I have some pieces, you have some pieces & together we should get a clear & precise picture of what is happening & will happen in the future. The latter based it on the belief that the word Tarot was devised from Ta-Rosh, the Egyptian meaning " Royal Way". This course explains the difference between Tarot Cards & ordinary playing cards, describes divination & spreads, significant meanings, intuition & a full in-depth explanation of this delightful Mantic Tool. It also teaches you responsibility, professional counselling & the code of ethics which is inherent in the very fabric & symbolism of Tarot. There are many theories concerning the origins of playing cards. One legend has it that they were invented in China in AD 1120 to provide amusement for the Emperor Seun-Ho's concubines. Others assert that their origins were Indian, rather than Egyptian. ...

Tarot Master Course "A true Tarot Master needs to have intimate knowledge of the source of tarot, its magic & its mysticism." From ancient wisdoms have sprung powerful psychological ways of teaching, even today there is no religion that does not have some sort of route upon which the seeker must walk to discover "spiritual truth". In the ancient temples a method of initiation was used to prepare the initiate on his journey from ignorance to full knowledge. Part of this teaching was by the use of 22 picture cards in the form of a "road map" which it was said could show man the true path towards enlightenment, showing the obstacles & stages of adolescence until reaching final maturity by complete mastery. Should you be seeking a greater understanding of the mysteries of tarot, then this course will reveal much to you & provide knowledge that very few tarot practitioners possess. ...

Teaching Assistant Course This course is designed for people who either are, or wish to become, a teaching assistant. Teaching assistants carry out a range of practical & administrative tasks, working under the direction of the class teacher. They aid in the supervision & support of children’s educational & social development. In doing this they are helping to make more time available for the teacher to teach. Teaching assistants help promote effective learning & teaching both in & out of the classroom, ultimately contributing to & strengthening the development & wellbeing of children. These essential helpers carry out tasks delegated to them by teachers & refer back to teachers on issues requiring professional expertise. The teaching assistant is able to contribute in four main areas: • Supporting the Teacher • Supporting the Pupil • Supporting the School • Supporting the Curriculum What Can I Do After Taking This Course? Our teaching assistant & training courses & qualifications help you take steps to further your career in teaching support. Become a teaching assistant. After successfully completing this course, you could apply for a teaching assistant position within a nursery, infant or junior school, special school, secondary school or independent school, earning up to £18, 000*/year. If you are already working as a teaching assistant, you could be eligible for a pay increase. Study for a foundation degree. If you wish to attend university & obtain a degree, you may be able to study for a foundation degree. Build your career. If you wish to increase your responsibilities & build your career, you could continue with further teaching assistant qualifications to become anything from a Higher Level Teaching Assistant to a Teacher. * Source: Payscale.com, Sept 2012. ...

CACHE  Teaching Assistant Course Level 3 This is a knowledge based qualification course. It is suitable for: Those who may not yet be employed within a school All support staff roles in schools, including school administrator, receptionist, library assistant, IT support worker, learning support assistant, teaching assistant, caretaker, lunch-time assistant Those who work directly with children & young people Those who require initial training or an induction to a new role About the Teaching Assistant Course The CACHE Level 3 Award in Supporting Teaching & Learning in Schools qualification course is an introduction to the role & responsibilities of teaching assistants. This teaching assistants’ course will provide learners with an understanding of the knowledge needed when working directly with children or young people in school environments. The Level 3 Award in Supporting Teaching & Learning in Schools is a knowledge based qualification & thus a school placement is not needed in order to successfully complete this course. Qualification Number: 500/9963/2 To gain the qualification learners will need to achieve 12 credits from the 4 units listed in the syllabus. Please note: Online access is required in order to complete this course. What Can I Do After Taking This Teaching Assistant Course? Become a teaching assistant. After successfully completing our CACHE Teaching Assistant Level 3 course, you could apply for a teaching assistant position within a school. Gain a promotion. If you are already working as a teaching assistant, you may be eligible to work without supervision, for a promotion to Senior Teaching Assistant, Senior Learning Support Assistant or Senior Special Educational Needs Assistant, & for an increase in pay. Build your career. If you wish to increase your responsibilities & build your teaching assistant career even further, you could continue your training with further CACHE modules.   ...

Specialist Support for Teaching & Learning in Schools (QCF Level 3) Diploma Course The NCFE Level 3 Diploma in Specialist Support for Teaching & Learning in Schools (QCF) is for those members of the school workforce who directly support teaching & learning of pupils in schools in an area that requires specialist knowledge & skills. It will allow successful candidates to work in roles that offer specialist support for pupils in primary, secondary or special schools. The NCFE Level 3 Diploma in Specialist Support for Teaching & Learning in Schools (QCF) Qualification incorporates the units in the level 3 Certificate in Supporting Teaching & Learning in Schools & 4 additional units giving this course a more detailed approach to the subject matter. Upon successful completion of our NCFE Level 3 Diploma in Specialist Support for Teaching & Learning in Schools (QCF) Level 3 course you will receive a qualification listed on the QCF (Qualifications & Credit Framework) at level 3 (Qualification Reference Number: 501/0813/X). This course has been assigned 44 credits. 50-Hour Placement In order to successfully complete this NCFE Level 3 Diploma in Specialist Support for Teaching & Learning in Schools (QCF) Qualification you are required to complete a work placement of at least 50 hours. The placement is compulsory for this course & the student is responsible for arranging their placement. Along with their first set of course materials, students will receive a comprehensive guide giving them plenty of information on what is required of them during the placement, how to set up the placement & the types of activities that they will be required to complete on the placement (including examples of the types of paperwork that will need to be submitted to your tutor for evidence). The work placement needs to be for a period of at least 50 hours, though it can be longer if needed. What Can I Do After Taking This Course? Become a teaching assistant. After successfully completing our Certificate in Supporting Teaching & Learning in Schools Level 3, you could apply for a teaching assistant position within a nursery, infant or junior school, special school, secondary school or independent school, earning up to £18, 000*/year. Gain a promotion. If you are already working as a teaching assistant you may be eligible to work without supervision, for a promotion to Senior Teaching Assistant, Senior Learning Support Assistant or Senior Special Educational Needs Assistant, & for an increase in pay. Study for a foundation degree. If you wish to attend university & obtain a degree, you may be able to study for a foundation degree. * Source: Payscale.com, Sept 2012. Please note: This course is textbook based, & therefore the lessons are not available to be viewed online. If you choose the online method of study with this course, you will be able to view your question papers & tutor feedback online. Is there government funding available for doing this course? Great news! If you study this course you have the option to either fund the course yourself privately, or we are able to offer you the course funded using a 24+ Advanced Learning Loan. Please click the “fees tab” for more information on how you can fund your course. ...

Supporting Teaching & Learning in Schools Certificate (QCF Level 3) Course The NCFE Level 3 Certificate in Supporting Teaching & Learning in Schools course is aimed at anyone looking to work in supporting teaching & learning in schools, for example as a teaching assistant. The primary function of a teaching assistant is to support the teacher in the classroom to ensure the pupils are able to derive the most benefit from each lesson. Our teaching & learning course focuses on understanding, supporting, safeguarding & developing children & young people. It not only covers the theoretical knowledge underpinning the work of a teaching assistant, but it also requires a practical & competence-based element giving you the opportunity to conduct some of your learning in the workplace. Upon successful completion of our NCFE Supporting Teaching & Learning in Schools Level 3 course you will receive a qualification listed on the QCF (Qualifications & Credit Framework) at level 3 (Qualification Reference Number: 501/0403/2). This course has been assigned 32 credits. 50-Hour Placement In order to successfully complete this NCFE Level 3 Supporting Teaching & Learning in Schools qualification you are required to complete a work placement of at least 50 hours. The placement is compulsory for this course & the student is responsible for arranging their placement. Along with their first set of course materials, students will receive a comprehensive guide giving them plenty of information on what is required of them during the placement, how to set up the placement & the types of activities that they will be required to complete on the placement (including examples of the types of paperwork that will need to be submitted to your tutor for evidence). The work placement needs to be for a period of at least 50 hours, though it can be longer if needed. What Can I Do After Taking This Course? Become a teaching assistant. After successfully completing our Certificate in Supporting Teaching & Learning in Schools Level 3, you could apply for a teaching assistant position within a nursery, infant or junior school, special school, secondary school or independent school, earning up to £18, 000*/year. Gain a promotion. If you are already working as a teaching assistant you may be eligible to work without supervision, for a promotion to Senior Teaching Assistant, Senior Learning Support Assistant or Senior Special Educational Needs Assistant, & for an increase in pay. Study for a foundation degree. If you wish to attend university & obtain a degree, you may be able to study for a foundation degree. Build your career. If you wish to increase your responsibilities & build your teaching assistant career you could continue your teaching & learning courses to become anything from a Higher Level Teaching Assistant to a Teacher by progressing to: NCFE Level 3 Certificate in cover Supervision of Pupils in Schools NCFE Level 3 Diploma in Specialist Support for Teaching & Learning in Schools * Source: Payscale.com, Sept 2012. Please note: This course is textbook based, & therefore the lessons are not available to be viewed online. If you choose the online method of study with this course, you will be able to view your question papers & tutor feedback online. Is there government funding available for doing this course? Great news! If you study this course you have the option to either fund the course yourself privately, or we are able to offer you the course funded using a 24+ Advanced Learning Loan. Please click the “fees tab” for more information on how you can fund your course. ...