Conferences South Tees
Conferences and Courses Department The James Cook University Hospital Marton Road Middlesbrough, TS4 3BW, United Kingdom, 01642 282825, Zoe.Holland@stees.nhs.uk
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GENERIC INSTRUCTORS COURSE
VENUE: Academic Centre, The James Cook University Hospital, TS4 3BW
(3 day course)
9 - 11 MARCH 2011
PRE-COURSE
The course is run over 3 days and comprises lecture, demonstrations, discussions and practice stations. A manual and pre-course materials are forwarded one month before the course and the candidate is advised to read these carefully. Whilst the course is designed to teach the candidate how to teach adults effectively, it is essential that the candidate has an excellent core knowledge of the relevant Provider Course.
LECTURES
There is one main lecture on the subject of Adult Learning.
Demonstrations and discussions
Demonstrations followed by a critique and discussion are given for the following topics:-
Lecture
Skills teaching
Scenario teaching / role play
Assessment of skills and scenarios
Open and closed discussion
DISCUSSIONS
There is also a separate discussion on the Role of the Instructor.
Practice stations
COST
£550.00 per candidate which includes all course materials, catering and a candidate meal.
VENUE: Academic Centre, The James Cook University Hospital, TS4 3BW
(3 day course)
9 - 11 MARCH 2011
INTRODUCTION
The Generic Instructor Course is overseen by the Resuscitation Council (UK) and Advanced Life Support Group. Both organisations have a number of sponsoring Provider Courses that are approved to participate on the course.
OBJECTIVE
The course is designed to train potential instructors how to teach the Provider Course.
ELIGIBILITY
Only those Providers who have successfully completed a Provider Course and were recommended by the faculty for instructor training are eligible for a place on the Instructor Course.
The Generic Instructor Course is overseen by the Resuscitation Council (UK) and Advanced Life Support Group. Both organisations have a number of sponsoring Provider Courses that are approved to participate on the course.
OBJECTIVE
The course is designed to train potential instructors how to teach the Provider Course.
ELIGIBILITY
Only those Providers who have successfully completed a Provider Course and were recommended by the faculty for instructor training are eligible for a place on the Instructor Course.
PRE-COURSE
The course is run over 3 days and comprises lecture, demonstrations, discussions and practice stations. A manual and pre-course materials are forwarded one month before the course and the candidate is advised to read these carefully. Whilst the course is designed to teach the candidate how to teach adults effectively, it is essential that the candidate has an excellent core knowledge of the relevant Provider Course.
LECTURES
There is one main lecture on the subject of Adult Learning.
Demonstrations and discussions
Demonstrations followed by a critique and discussion are given for the following topics:-
Lecture
Skills teaching
Scenario teaching / role play
Assessment of skills and scenarios
Open and closed discussion
DISCUSSIONS
There is also a separate discussion on the Role of the Instructor.
Practice stations
Lecture
Skills
Scenario
Closed discussion
Skills assessment
Scenario assessment
ASSESSMENT
Assessment on the Instructor Course is continuous in nature.
Skills
Scenario
Closed discussion
Skills assessment
Scenario assessment
ASSESSMENT
Assessment on the Instructor Course is continuous in nature.
COST
£550.00 per candidate which includes all course materials, catering and a candidate meal.
APPLICATIONS
Please complete and submit the application form below.
Please complete and submit the application form below.