A career in Teaching has many possibilities, from teaching primary or secondary education in a school, further education in a college and higher education at University, to giving private tuition, teaching English as a foreign language or teaching adults. There are also opportunities to work in areas such as career guidance, educational psychology, education administration and environmental education.
There are also a lot of teaching and training opportunities available in other areas of the public sector and private industry. These can range from the application of specific professional and vocational skills to the support of learners with specific needs such as English or maths, and can also include diverse areas like offender learning.
A career in this industry can be incredibly rewarding, as you’ll be helping students to learn and sharing your enthusiasm for a subject you enjoy.
Expert qualifications that can be studied flexibly around your working life.
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Part-time Faculty
What will I experience? The course is designed to further develop your knowledge and skills in supporting…
Part-Time Faculty
The course will be taught by an experienced teacher, who will use a wide range of teaching activities;…
Part-time Faculty
The course units are: Year 1 - Planning, Assessing & Evaluating and Learning Programmes; Theories &…
Eastleigh College is equipped with networked PCs and interactive whiteboards. All of our courses are supported by a Virtual Learning Environment (VLE), which provides 24 hour access to course materials online.
The 2 year Certificate/Professional Graduate Certificate course (level 5 and 6) is franchised from the University of Portsmouth but delivered at Eastleigh College. Our staff are part of a partnership with the University that also includes 3 other colleges in Hampshire and Sussex, all of which have OFSTED ratings of good or above.
Local businesses support Eastleigh College’s annual ‘Chippy of the Year’ awards celebrating the hard work and successes of the college’s carpentry and joinery students and apprentices.
Carpentry and joinery students from Eastleigh College have helped to save a local charity £12,000 by putting their skills to good use carrying out out essential maintenance and decorating.