training

Educators require hard and soft skills to ensure good student engagement and learning. Developing and refining educator skills may prove challenging, but this continuous improvement can benefit one's performance and that of their students, two inherently linked elements.

This SSC provides opportunities that may assist students with their reflection and allow both experienced and novel educators to further develop their teaching skills.


Full details are on the Events page of the website: https://qmplus.qmul.ac.uk/mod/page/view.php?id=794085


(please discuss with Dr Mistry if you would like to attend a particular workshop so we can check availiability and capacity)


GREAT (THE GP & Registrar, Educator Academic Training) PROJECT 

The GREAT programme offers GP Educators interactive educator development sessions alongside your peer educators whilst teaching students. We role-model a student-centred interactive approach to the workshops drawing on your learning and educator experiences. We will share ideas and experiences of educating students, try new things out, reflect together on what works, and what can be improved and engage the pedagogical literature. We encourage Near-Peer SSC students to join any of our six sessions.


Course overview


Dates for the programme


8th November (2-3.30pm) Introduction Online

6th December (2-5pm)

17th January (2-5pm)

31st January (2-5pm)

6th February (2-5pm)

13th March (2-5pm)

19th June (2-5pm)

You are expected to attend all sessions (as much as possible) to enable group formation.

Where?

Some face to face (Whitechapel) and some remote workshops on Zoom accompanied by some brief pre-readings for each workshop.



https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/great-educator-programme-202324-gp-registrar-educator-academic-training-tickets-685463328267?aff=oddtdtcreator


To attend please email Dr Louise Younie at m.l.a.younie@qmul.ac.uk

INTRODUCTION TO TEACHING (NESTT)

INTRODUCTION TO TEACHING (formally NESTT)- This training is open to GPs in the North East London area who are new to undergraduate teaching or those who would just like an opportunity to refresh their knowledge. It will provide attendees with basic skills to prepare students in the community, covering: What makes a great teacher, Creating a great feedback environment and Induction planning.

This course is aimed at new GP tutors as an introduction to teaching in primary care but is very relevant for students interested in a career in medical education.


Course overview

Training doctors of tomorrow is vital to the future of patient care. We believe that our clinical educators matter, our students matter and relationships matter.

The literature affirms that the human dimension of teaching is central to student wellbeing, engagement, and patient care (you will hear more about this on the course).

Our three-session programme therefore engages both in the relational as well as the knowledge and skills-based dimensions of education.


Dates

It is recommended that participants attend all three sessions. Your ticket will be valid for all three sessions.


Cost

This is a free training program.


Location

Remote workshops on Zoom.

To secure your place, please book via: https://CBME-IntroductiontoTeaching.eventbrite.com 



EDUCATOR WORKSHOPS (formally NUGGETS) monthly sessions (first Wednesday of month, 1 hour). The sessions will be very interactive sharing in small and large groups. Each month will have a theme and a practical focus.   

Please contact  CBME-Events@qmul.ac.uk

 if you would like to attend