Trainer Development Some Thoughts And Reflections
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The document discusses trainer development and reflections on completing the PTLLS (Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector) course. It covers the benefits of development such as quality, consistency, improvement and confidence. It lists routes to development including continuous professional development, accreditation, and specific teaching courses. Key learnings from the PTLLS course included revisiting concepts like learning styles and objectives, embedding functional skills, and creating more structured course plans. The conclusion reflects on the value of revisiting familiar topics, the power of reflection, and applying the new learning gained from the course.
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