We have a wide range of courses, webinars and resources to support teachers' ongoing professional learning.
What we do
We provide a wide range of professional development events and non-credit-bearing courses, including:
- webinars and seminars
- short courses
- year-long courses
- hosted visits
For our education-focused courses, our ultimate goal is to have a positive impact on the learning and wellbeing of children by providing educators and other professionals with high-quality, innovative professional learning.
We offer a variety of short courses on timetabling, leadership of learning and assistive technology.
Our intensive courses run throughout a term or the full academic year to advance individuals' professional learning in a variety of areas.
We offer tailored professional learning opportunities for schools and local authorities across Scotland, as well as for international groups.
Join us for in-person seminars and workshops focusing on a variety of subjects to help with professional development.
We offer a variety of online resources and professional learning opportunities for teachers so that children and young people continue to benefit from high-quality learning experiences.
Move & Read is a physically active learning programme initially developed to support early literacy skills. We are looking for more schools that would like to take part in the next steps of the project.
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Our team
We are a small and friendly team with big ambitions, located in Thomson's Land at Moray House School of Education and Sport.
Team members
Steph Donneadieu - Professional Learning and Placements Manager
Jo Laing - Professional Learning Officer
Beth Richardson-Mills - Professional Learning Officer
Get in touch
If you would like us to help you, please complete the Bespoke Professional Learning Request Form below to provide details about your group’s interests and needs. With any additional questions, please email the Professional Learning Team.
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