Professional learning

We are now accepting applications for the next national online course beginning in January 2019 for professionals returning to teaching or new to the Scottish Education System. Please contact professionallearning@ed.ac.uk with any questions.

We are delighted to offer a series of events in 2018 in conversation with distinguished individuals in education. Please sign up to join us!

Please find our courses below to support teachers' leadership of learning across sectors. These courses will be familiar to some since they were run previously through our Scottish Centre for Studies in School Administration (SCSSA).

Please find our courses below which support teachers to develop children's computational skills, including coding and digital literacy.

This professional development course for those working in early education considers how a contemporary analysis of Froebel’s work can provide practitioners with insights into how they can support young children to develop as confident learners. Participants will learn about Froebelian approaches including gifts, play, and relationships in learning contexts. Participants will be encouraged and challenged to consider how this can enhance their professional practice.

This is an online professional learning course, with ten weeks of a taught online programme from January to March 2019 and the final assessment due in April 2019.

The Learning for Sustainability: Connecting Classrooms course ran between October 2015 and June 2018 and has now come to a close. Training is no longer provided.  A new programme is in discussion, details of which will be formally announced in the 2018/2019 term.  If you require further information, please contact Abi Cornwall (abicornwall@lfsscotland.org). For full information on the LfS: Connecting Classrooms course and what it involved, read on.

Seminars and conferences run by our School and its institutes.