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Higher Level Teaching Assistant (HLTA) Preparation

Course Leader:           Ellen Smith – Assistant Head Teacher/SLE

Target Audience:        Teaching & Classroom Assistants, HLTAs

Date:                           Day 1 – Thursday 11th October 2018 9am-3.30pm

Day 2 – Thursday 22nd November 2018 9am-3.30pm

Cost:                            The cost of the two day preparation course is £290+VAT.

The cost of the school based assessment that takes place approximately 5-9 weeks after day 2 is £450. No VAT applies to the assessment fee.

Why HLTA? Supporting staff to gain HLTA Status has many benefits to schools and the HLTA.

These include:

•          Developing confidence, self-esteem and aspiration

•          Valuing and enhancing knowledge, expertise and skills

•          Empowering TAs to develop areas of expertise

•          Developing effective teamwork between teachers, HLTAs and TAs

•          Opportunities for career development and progression

•          Raising levels of achievement and progress in individual, small group and whole class contexts

Entry requirements:

All applicants must have:

•          Teaching assistant experience

•          Some experience of leading whole class learning with no teacher present

•          Level 2 or equivalent in Maths and English and must provide documentary evidence

HLTA candidates should apply through the Best Practice Network web application form available at www.bestpracticenet.co.uk/hlta.

How the programme is delivered:

•          2 face-to-face preparation sessions

•          Online support unit

•          Work- based activities

•          Written tasks

•          Completion of a portfolio to evidence 33 standards

•          3-hour assessed school visit