Health and Medical Education in the Workplace
Who should attend this course?
This course will be of interest to GPs and other doctors interested in academic medicine; specialist registrars, senior nurses, health visitors, midwives and all other health professionals involved in education in the workplace and wanting to develop their educational expertise.
Course content
- Exploration and analysis of theories of learning relevant to the workplace setting
- Examination of the effect of individual and contextual factors upon learning
- Analysis of ways of supporting professional and work- related learning
- Examination of debates surrounding assessment and competency
- Exploration of principles of assessment and assessment instruments
- Development and evaluation of teaching expertise in a range of settings
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Assessment
This module may be studied as a standalone module or as part of a longer academic award such as an MSc, Postgraduate Diploma or Postgraduate Certificate.
Why choose this course?
- Learn: The Health and Medical Education in the Workplace course provides a unique opportunity for the exploration of theories of learning relevant to professional and workplace learning in medical and health education contexts. It also develops understanding of how learning may be supported, and teaching expertise enhanced, through a variety of approaches and in a range of contexts.
- Credits/ Level: On successful completion of this course you obtain 30 credits at level 7.
How to apply
Apply for the the Health and Medical Education in the Workplace course
Course fees
Credits/Level for this course: 30/7
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Study routes
- Part Time