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This autumn we’re launching a new event series, ‘What if… radical and inspiring ideas for alternative education futures’. We want to tackle some of the most enduring challenges facing our education system, including how it can better support social mobility, how we can overcome the divide between academic and vocational pathways, and how we can make teaching the number one career choice. In association with TES, the free events will each assemble a fantastic set of speakers, who have been tasked with bringing some fresh thinking to these issues. We hope that you’ll join us in the debate!
- What if… we really wanted to further social mobility through education?
Tuesday 31 Oct 17.30 - 18.45 - What if..... we really wanted to overcome the academic-vocational divide?
Tuesday 28 Nov 17.30- 18.45
- What if..... we wanted to transform teaching as a career choice?
Tuesday 5 Dec 17.30- 18.45
The UCL Institute of Education is committed to driving innovation in education research and pedagogy, working closely with schools to ensure our work leads to transformative educational experiences in the classroom and beyond. Read on to find out the latest news and research taking place at our institution.
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Our single- and multi-session short courses include standalone modules from our degree programmes as well as a wide range of specially-designed short courses. Our courses are designed to fit round your working life in the evenings, at weekends, during half term or over a period of consecutive days. Click here for more courses
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Find out more about our short courses to develop education professionals’ teaching and leadership skills, from early years to higher education and academia. Read more
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