Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
This teacher training programme prepares you to teach art and design in secondary schools. You are shown how to plan, resource, and organise art lessons, as well as how to monitor, record, evaluate, and assess students’ art practice.
We’ll give you the tools you’ll need to become a confident and committed art and design teacher. You’ll learn how to make your classroom an inclusive space where you can support young people in developing their own forms of artistic expression. You’ll get to grips with the current theories and political issues affecting art and design education – and look at strategies for challenging them.
As well as developing your students, we want you to continue to be a practicing artist. You’ll participate in art and design workshops, lectures, seminars and tutorials. You’ll complete a variety of placements.
During the autumn term you’ll be placed in a secondary school’s art and design department to observe, participate, and teach alongside experienced teachers. You’ll also visit a primary school to develop an understanding of younger children’s work, and how the art and design curriculum is taught. During the Spring and Summer terms you’ll be placed in a secondary school, where you will build up your teaching experience.
You’ll need:
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The Department for Education offers tax-free scholarships and bursaries to trainees on eligible PGCE programmes. Bursary amounts vary depending on your previous qualifications and the subject in which you’re training to teach.
There are practice-based Art and Design workshops, lectures and seminars and individual and group tutorials, which are conducted by Goldsmiths lecturers, artist teachers and gallery/arts educators.
The content of the lectures and seminars focus on current issues including:
During the Autumn Term you are placed in a secondary school Art and Design department to observe, participate in and teach alongside experienced teachers.
You’ll visit a primary school to develop an understanding of younger children’s work and how the Art and Design curriculum is taught.
During the Spring and Summer terms you are placed in a second school, where you will experience a sustained experience of teaching in which you develop competence in the Professional Standards.
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