Teaching Supervision Masterclass - Module 2

Teaching Supervision Masterclass 2018

Module 1 - 27th & 28th February 2018

Module 2 - 24th & 25th April 2018

Venue - Grange Hotel, Station Square, Grange Over Sands, LA11 6EJ

Map and directions - http://www.grange-hotel.co.uk/home/find-us/

This master class is ideal for trainers in their first few years of training but more experienced trainers have found it useful.

By the end of the master class participants will be able to:-

·        Use coaching skills in the teaching and supervision of a learner in general practice

·        Consider the different roles of a trainer as a supervisor, coach, mentor and assessor

·        Reflect on and analyse their own teaching and coaching skills in a one to one situation

·        Understand the skills they require to be an educational supervisor and have applied this to GP Specialist training

·        Show knowledge of the educational theory relating to curriculum planning and be able to apply this to the delivery of the general practice curriculum

·        Demonstrate a creative approach to curriculum planning for a general practice specialist trainee

·        Use work place based assessment to inform the curriculum planning and delivery of teaching

Although these are the overall objectives part two of the course is flexible and could alter to reflect needs of the group.  In the past we have used the group to develop the skills required to give feedback and resolve some difficult problems trainees present.

The master class has been approved as a module of the certificate of medical education by The University of Central Lancashire. It can be used as an alternative to the consultation master class for those on the certificate program. Non certificate candidates can register to complete the module with the university to gain credits towards a postgraduate certificate.

There will be inter-modular work for all participants but more formal written work for those undertaking the certificate.

Feedback from previous courses; 

• small group work great
• brilliant course
• throughly enjoyed it and learned a lot
• thank you to all the faciliatators for a really good masterclass, I will recommend to collegues.
• interctive 
• supportive, useful anf informative
• great discussions and role play
• exchange of experiences
• networking opportunities
• precise agenda, therefore targeted to practical needs of the group

PLACES ON THIS MASTERCLASS WILL BE LIMITED AND MUST BE PRE-BOOKED.

Please contact Claire.Hopkins@hee.nhs.uk for further information/application pack

Closing Date - 19 January 2018