COURSE OVERVIEW
Helping you develop your subject knowledge and classroom practice in maths at GCSE level
The course delves into the main foundation tier topics within Key Stage 4 maths, whilst offering some insight into how these develop at the higher tier and beyond.
You will engage in complex questions and concepts common within the classroom and discuss strategies and pedagogical approaches for different mathematical topics. The sessions will allow you to collaborate with fellow teachers by working through problems guided by our team of experts.
10 online study sessions
The course is offered via Zoom. You will also have access to self-paced learning modules covering all the main foundation tier topics, focusing on strengthening subject knowledge via MEI’s Integral learning platform.
Teaching GCSE Mathematics Live
What you will learn
Designed for teachers who wish to develop both their subject knowledge and classroom practice in maths at GCSE foundation tier.
Frequently asked questions
By joining the Teaching GCSE Mathematics Live course you will engage in complex questions and concepts common within the classroom.
You will explore strategies and pedagogical approaches for different mathematical topics that will suit students’ needs while considering different ways of thinking about the subject. Each session will allow you to collaborate with fellow teachers by working through problems guided by our team of experts.
The course is designed for teachers who wish to develop both their subject knowledge and classroom practice in maths at GCSE level.
The course will benefit:
- New or recently qualified maths teachers looking to continue their professional development.
- Maths teachers returning to the classroom.
- Experienced teachers of KS3 maths who wish to learn more about GCSE Mathematics.
- Teachers wanting to develop their own subject knowledge to enable them to teach foundation tier GCSE Mathematics confidently.
- Teachers who are already teaching GCSE Mathematics in Key Stage 4 and looking to enhance their teaching.
- Specialists in another subject who have been asked to teach Year 9, 10 or 11 maths lessons.
Support for non-specialist maths teachers is also available through your local Maths Hub via the NCETM. Our Teaching GCSE Mathematics course is designed to complement the NCETM support.
If you are teaching resit students in a post-16 setting, we offer the Teaching GCSE Mathematics resit course. You can find out more about this course here.
No, you will be assigned an Integral login to access the course materials related to your course.