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Employability Programme for Education BA students

The Education BA(Hons) employability day is an annual event organised for second year students prior to their eight-week placement. This year’s event took place in February and included a number of guest speakers from both inside and outside the university.

Glyndebourne Opera House Visit

Secondary art and design and modern foreign language PGCE students were treated to a visit to Glyndebourne Opera House, just outside of Lewes, for a special showing of Mozart’s ‘Die Entführung aus dem Serail’.

2016 NQT Conference

The recent University of Brighton 2016 NQT Conference was incredibly well received with an attendance of nearly 200 Newly Qualified Teachers. The annual event, which is free to University of Brighton alumni and all NQTs employed in partnership schools, offered an opportunity to take part in a range of workshops designed specifically to focus on…

Research Seminar: Dr Jo-Anne Dillabough, University of Cambridge

Come along to our research seminar: Cultural estrangement, ‘expulsions’ and the re-making of youth cultures in the securitized state: a South African and Canadian comparison. All welcome. To register your attendance please access: CLICK HERE

Education Research Seminar: Paul Stephens, University of Stavanger

Come along to our Research seminar: What is the subject matter of social pedagogy and what is the aim of social pedagogy? All welcome. To register your attendance please access: CLICK HERE

Inclusion Steering Group – all NQTs welcome

School of Education welcomes all NQTs to join us: Inclusion Steering Group Wednesday 9th March 3.15pm, Falmer If you are an NQT and interested in participating in our focus groups, please join us at the first of three Inclusion Steering Groups taking place on Wednesday 9th March. Email Rosie Moore at r.moore2@brighton.ac.uk to confirm your…

New publication released from School of Education team

Congratulations to Andy Davies (Postgraduate Secondary Programme Leader) and Dr Melanie Norman, (Geography Route Leader) at the University of Brighton’s School of Education, on the release of their new publication this week, titled ‘Getting into Secondary Teaching’.