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University of Brighton

Leading Practice Education PGCert

Name: Leading Practice Education PGCert
Price: £3250 GBP

UNIVERSITY OF BRIGHTON

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Part time | Falmer Campus | 1 year | SEP

Study mode

Part time

Duration

1 year

Start date

SEP

Key information
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Qualification type

Postgraduate Certificate

Subject areas

Training Practice

Course Summary

This qualification is designed for practicing health professionals who have an educational component within their role and wish to enhance their capabilities as effective educators and leaders in healthcare or practice-based education.It is particularly suited to nurses, midwives and allied health professionals seeking to expand and strengthen their teaching and development responsibilities within their current practice.Accredited by Advance HE in 2025, successful completion offers the opportunity to gain Advance HE Fellowship.We'll aim to develop your skills and understanding so that you are enabled to teach and support learning to enhance healthcare practice. Most of the skills developed on the course will be in the context of teaching those on Higher Education courses in order to meet advanced HE requirements.You will improve your confidence as a skilled educator by engaging with research and evidence-based teaching, learning and assessment strategies in different and complex settings. You will also have opportunities to reflect on your capacity as a leader and agent for change.You will design and deliver a curriculum using contemporary resources and critically reflect on your own knowledge gained throughout the course and from your practice experience.You will be supported by a personal tutor and an experienced course team of senior health professional academics who will oversee your progress and provide feedforward opportunities to develop your pedagogic practice.Credits from the course can be integral to other masters-level study.

Modules

Enhancing Engagement in Practice Education (20 Credits)

This module, delivered in semester two, critically evaluates assessment and student engagement practices, with the aim of challenging and developing your teaching and assessment practices. It involves five taught days and blended learning strategies.

Leading Education Design in Practice (20 Credits)

The Health Professional as an Educator (20 Credits)

Tuition fees

UK fees

Course fees for UK students

For this course (per year)

£3,250

International fees

Course fees for EU and international students

For this course (per year)

£8,450

Entry requirements

Students are normally expected to:

demonstrate successful completion of an appropriate bachelor first degree from a higher educational (HE) institution in the UK, or equivalent award from a European or overseas HE institution and have evidence of study at level 6 or above in the last five years

be a qualified health professional, be registered with the NMC/HCPC (or other regulatory body)

be in a role with a significant educational remit or have the opportunity to facilitate the learning of individuals or groups of learners which might include students, staff, patients, carers or members of the public. Normally two years post registration.

undertake a range of teaching and learning activity throughout the course that is in addition to the attendance of the modules.

Recognition of prior learning (RPL) is only available for those who have a previous study leading to a D1 qualification.

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The University of Brighton is a strong choice for postgraduate students who are looking to advance their professional careers, whether by advancing to the next level or changing the direction of their work entirely. At Brighton, over 3,000 postgraduate students come together to share their global perspectives and make a difference, all focused on positive change. Students flourish living and studying in Brighton. It’s perfectly located by...more

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