COURSE OVERVIEW
Half-termly online sessions for leaders and teachers which explore practical, inclusive strategies to help all students thrive.
Our National Online Events bring Further Education maths teachers, practitioners, managers and leaders together to explore timely, practical topics that follow the rhythm of the FE academic year. Each session is framed around a key student-focused question and offers strategies, resources and real examples to help you support every learner to succeed.
Inclusivity is at the heart of these events. We explore approaches that work across diverse classrooms, recognising and responding to the varied needs of learners, including those from disadvantaged backgrounds and those with SEND, so that every student has the opportunity to progress towards level 2 maths.
See below for information about our next session
Across the year, we’ll cover everything from using diagnostics effectively in the first term, to building motivation through the winter, to preparing students for exams and reflecting on the year’s learning. Sessions draw on national evidence, sector challenges and the experiences of practitioners from across the country.
6 individual online sessions
Each session will be held over Zoom, and you will sign up for each one separately.
National Online Events
Aims of the National Online Events
Bringing Further Education maths teachers, practitioners, managers and leaders together to explore timely, practical topics that follow the rhythm of the FE academic year.
Sessions Schedule
Frequently asked questions
Anyone teaching or supporting post-16 maths in England whose students are subject to the maths Condition of Funding – including GCSE, Functional Skills, and other level 2 or below qualifications – as well as managers and leaders who influence maths teaching and learning.
Some of the benefits of attending:
- Gain practical, evidence-informed strategies you can use straight away.
- Learn approaches that promote inclusion and address the needs of all learners.
- Connect with colleagues and share experiences in dedicated networking time.
- Keep your teaching and planning in step with the academic year.
- Focus on what matters most for student progress, confidence and success.
No. All sessions are delivered online and are free to attend. You can join any, or all, of the events that fit your priorities and availability.
Eligibility for the UK Government‑funded Further Education Maths CPD programme is restricted to practitioners employed in statutory Further Education settings in England who teach or lead on maths as their main subject to 16–19‑year‑old students covered by the maths and English Condition of Funding.
For queries around eligibility, please e-mail FECPD@mei.org.uk
The Further Education Maths CPD programme is fully funded for eligible practitioners.