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Certificate in Education and PGCE (Lifelong Learning)

Nationally endorsed (DTLLS equivalent)

Coursework Documentation Pack

Year 1 and CTLLS

2013-2014

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Course Work Documentation for the Cert.Ed /PGCE and CTLLS programmes

This booklet includes an introduction to all the paperwork you are required to complete while undertaking the year 1 modules on your programme. It is available to you electronically through your programme leader and also your college virtual learning environment (VLE) or intranet. It is designed to be completed electronically and printed afterwards, though a few sections may be more convenient if completed by hand (eg. mentoring record).

If you have any problems with accessing this, please contact your programme leader or Alison Barton at UCLan ajbarton@uclan.ac.uk

Section 1 explains how to use the paperwork. There are blue hyperlinks throughout for your convenience. Use Ctrl + click to go straight to the section you have been reading about.

The rest of the booklet is the paperwork itself. This follows the sequence that you will need for your teaching portfolio, including a contents page for you to use as a checklist. The section numbers in this pack match the sections in your portfolio. Please make sure you have enough dividers to organise your portfolio in this way.

Module descriptions are included in your programme handbook. This pack simply contains the documentation you need to complete the module and some

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