HLTA PREPARATION FOR ASSESSMENT PROGRAMME

This programme prepares candidates to be assessed against the national HLTA standards, leading to the award of HLTA status. It is intended for teaching assistants who are already demonstrating high levels of capability and who are seeking to develop themselves professionally. It focuses specifically on how to present evidence of current practice in order to meet the national standards.

To support candidates in gaining HLTA status, the course provides preparation for statutory assessment. Candidates will attend four full face-to-face days over the duration of two terms. These four full days will focus on preparing candidates for assessment and how to present evidence to meet the national HLTA standards. There will be two optional self-study sessions available in addition for candidates to support each other and collaborate.

Eligibility for the Programme

In order to be eligible for the programme and for HLTA assessment, applicants must: - be employed in a school - have the full support of their headteacher - attend all mandatory sessions - have appropriate level 2 qualifications in English and maths (GCSE grade C or above or an equivalent qualification) Original certificates for the Maths and English qualifications will need to be provided by each participant once an application form has been issued by us (before day 1 of the course). If these are not available, we recommend applying to the relevant awarding body for copies as soon as you have requested your place on the course. Applicants without Level 2 qualifications can be offered HLTA entry tests. 

The programme of 2024 has commenced. 

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PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF CHALLENGING AND HAZARDOUS BEHAVIOUR, DISENGAGEMENT SKILLS AND PHYSICAL INTERVENTION SKILLS

• The course focuses on restraint reduction, primary and preventative strategies for the management of disruptive and challenging behaviours. It also covers positive responses to physically challenging or hazardous behaviours

Programme Structure: Day 1 = Theory, online (30 day window to complete) Day 2 = Physical skills, Classroom 9.00am-4.00pm

All staff should complete the Theory prior to Physical Intervention Skills.

• £120.00 per person, per setting in Scarborough, Whitby and Ryedale including Coast and Vale Learning Trust Schools.

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CHARTERED COLLEGE OF TEACHING

SCARBOROUGH TEACHING ALLIANCE AND COAST AND VALE LEARNING TRUST ARE WORKING IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CHARTERED COLLEGE OF TEACHING.

Over the past few years Scarborough Teaching Alliance and the Chartered College Of Teaching have worked together to proivde the Chartered Teacher Programme for local colleagues and we are happy to report 100% success rate.

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