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This webinar training is for clinicians and healthcare professionals who work in social/community services, health and education settings, who wish to increase and supplement their knowledge about eating disorders and disordered eating from a valuable specialist and lived experience perspectives.
We’ve combined what we know from over 20 years of assessment for learning professional development and years of face-to-face workshops into an exceptional programme of professional learning.
This course is designed for New Zealand educators across primary, intermediate, secondary, and special schools who want to create the conditions for active learners to thrive.
Whether you’re new to assessment for learning, new to teaching in Aotearoa, or new to leading pedagogy in your school – this is the course for you.
This course works around your lifestyle – you chose when you engage in the learning and how you apply this learning in practice. You’ll be regularly supported by your facilitator and others in the course along the way.
Aa comprehensive 12-week course designed to build teacher aide professional capability across a wide range of learning support and disability areas. Through the course, you will build knowledge, skills, confidence, and professional networks.
The course takes place both in-person and online.
Teacher aides currently working in schools can apply to the Ministry of Education Teacher Aide PLD Pilot Fund to attend this course.
This workshop will give school and curriculum leaders an overview of local curriculum. It will help you decide what the next steps are for your school.
The workshop involves learning, participating in activities, and discussion.
You can either attend a full-day face-to-face workshop in Auckland or the two online sessions. The online sessions are spread across two half days where you will experience interactive Zoom sessions, group discussions, and online activities.
Waimauku School is celebrating its Centenary from the 18 March 2021 and is encouraging all past pupils, teachers and staff to be part of the celebrations. Celebrations will be a mix of evening events which are ticketed and age restricted, to a family picnic day at school which will be open to the community.
Contact details and registrations can be found on the Waimauku School's webpage www.waimauku.school.nz.
