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© VIDLEARN® Ltd 2021

Distance Learning Subject Knowledge Enhancement Courses AY 2020/2021Self-Funded Courses for SKE Trainees and Quali�ed Teachers

[email protected]://sfske.vidlearn.ac.uk

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Our courses are based on the latest DfE speci�cations and built around a series of high-quality presentations that will guide you through the subject content at the desired level (GCSE, A-level or both).

Your progress is assessed during the course via a combination of Assessments, Audits, Summaries and Re�ections, which help you identify areas of strength and areas for development.

You will have access to our new Virtual Lesson (VL) resources. These resources are delivered by experienced, practicing teachers and provide a great contrast to the main key concept recordings.

Virtual Lessons is a truly innovative way to experience how a topic is taught and experience all of the components that make up a lesson. We have the complete GCSE curriculum covered with VL in our SKE subjects.

Whilst all Subject Knowledge Enhancement courses are speci�ed at 25 hours study per week for a certain number of weeks, you can take as long as you wish to �nish them as long as you complete the total number of hours and �nish before your training begins (usually September 2021). If you are already a quali�ed teacher and are entering an SKE with us to teach a new subject or return to teaching, within reason, you can complete any time.

Learn at your own pace

Course Structure VL Resources

We o�er courses in the following subjects:• Mathematics• Physics• Chemistry

• Biology• Geography• MFL

• Computer Science• English• Religious Education

Self-funded Subject Knowledge Enhancement Courses

We reduced our prices to the bone to o�er Self-Funded SKEsAs a major provider of distance learning SKE for more than a decade, we know the positive e�ects these courses have on Trainees and Teachers. We have been consulting with the ITT community whilst waiting for information regarding funding and it’s clear that the community agree, an SKE before or during your training or prior to teaching a new subject will signi�cantly improve your con�dence as a Trainee or Teacher. It is this con�rmation that has inspired us to o�er self-funded online SKEs at the lowest price available.

SKE funding from the Department for Education (DfE) has changed this year. The majority of funded SKE courses are not starting until 1st April 2021 with limited places available. Geography SKE is no longer supported by Government funding and bursary. Please apply for a self-funded SKE course using the details bottom right if one of the following applies to you:

VIDLEARN® o�er the full range of SKE courses - Now!

�nish before your training begins (usually September 2021). If you are already a quali�ed teacher and are entering an SKE with us to teach a new subject or return to teaching, within reason, you can complete any time.

• You have been o�ered a place on an ITT Programme, with SKE as a condition of that place, and �nd that you are ineligible for funded SKE;• You are a quali�ed teacher and would like to train to teach another subject or are returning to teaching.

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While participants can only complete an SKE in their specialist subject, we at Vidlearn acknowledge the fact that most science trainees and teachers will teach across the three sciences. As such, on ALL our science courses participants get access to the Core GCSE resources for all three sciences (and on our 16, 20 and 28-week courses they also get access to the Core A-level resources for all three sciences). Participants have access to these resources during their SKE, and for two further years to fully support their teaching across the sciences.

Extra support for Science participants – access to all science resources

8 - week – Accelerated GCSE SKE – 200 hours of studyIdeal for candidates needing to boost or refresh their subject knowledge to GCSE level. The 8-week or 200-hour course is structured to take trainees through the DfE speci�cations up to GCSE level. Participants have access to GCSE VL resources to support their studies and the �rst A-level module.

Core GCSE module (+ optional access to GCSE VL resources & A-level module).

12 - week – Enhanced GCSE SKE – 300 hours of studyDesigned for candidates needing additional support to boost or refresh their subject knowledge to GCSE level. This 12-week or 300-hour course allows participants to use our VL resources to support their studies on the Core GCSE module. Participants also get access to the �rst A-level module.

Core GCSE module + GCSE VL (+ optional A-level module)

16 - week – Accelerated A-level SKE – 400 hours of studyFor candidates needing to boost or refresh their subject knowledge to A-level. The 16-week or 400-hour course is structured to take you through the DfE A-level speci�cations. Participants have optional access to the GCSE module and GCSE VL resources to support their studies.

Core A-level modules (+ optional access to GCSE module and GCSE VL)

20 - week – Enhanced A-level SKE – 500 hours of studyOur new enhanced A-level course is designed to provide participants with a short boost to their GCSE subject knowledge to support their studies of the A-level content. Over 20 weeks or 500 hours, trainees use our VL resources as an introduction to the A-level content. Optional access is also given to the GCSE module resources.

GCSE VL and Core A-level modules (+ optional access to the GCSE module)

28 - week – Combined GCSE and A-level SKE – 700 hours of studyOur longest course is designed for those participants who would require subject knowledge development through GCSE and A-level. Here participants use their 28-weeks or 700 hours to work through our GCSE and A-level modules, with optional access to the VL GCSE resources to support the transition from GCSE to A-level.

Core GCSE module and Core A-level module (+ optional access to VL GCSE resources)

Our Courses at a Glance

1. Visit https://sfske.vidlearn.ac.uk 2. Select the subject you are interested in 3. Scroll to the appropriate duration (8, 12, 16, 20, 28) 4. Register an interest for further information, or 5. Apply online for speedy enrolment (less than 24 hours)

HOW TO APPLY

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Ideal for candidates needing to boost or refresh their subject knowledge to GCSE level. The 8-week or 200-hour course is structured to take participants through the DfE speci�cations up to GCSE level. Participants have access to the VL module to support their learning and other optional resources (option resources are shown in italics in the table below).

Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, GeographyBiology, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Geography

8 Week Courses

Energy Stores and Power Energy and E�ciency Current, Resistance and Potential Di�erence Parallel and Series Circuits ResistorsDomestic Energy Supplies Static Electricity and Electrical Fields Particle Model of MatterPressure in Gases and Liquids Atoms and the Atomic Model Radioactivity Uses of Radioactivity Newton's LawsGravity and Work Speed and Acceleration Rotational Forces and Momentum Stopping Distances Transverse and Longitudinal Waves The Electromagnetic Spectrum Re�ection and Refraction of Waves Magnets Motors, Generators and Transformers Astronomy and Space

Virtual Lessons – GCSE PhysicsVirtual Lessons – GCSE BiologyVirtual Lessons – GCSE ChemistryGCSE BiologyGCSE ChemistryGCSE Mathematics

Formulas Compounds and MixturesAtoms and Atomic ModelsThe Periodic Table Halogens, Alkali and Transition MetalsIons and Ionic BondingCovalent Bonding and StructuresProperties of Materials Moles, Masses and FormulaeRatio, Reactants and ConcentrationsMetal ReactivityElectrochemistryE�ciency and Gas CalculationsAcids and AlkalisEnergy Changes and CellsCollision Theory Catalysts and Reversible ReactionsOrganic ChemistryPolymerisationTesting and PurityChemistry of the Earth's AtmospherePotable Water and Alternative Metal ExtractionSustainability

Virtual Lessons – GCSE ChemistryVirtual Lessons – GCSE BiologyVirtual Lessons – GCSE PhysicsGCSE BiologyGCSE Physics GCSE Mathematics

Basics of NumberIndices, Roots and SurdsCompound MeasuresAlgebraAlgebra – Linear EquationsAlgebra – Quadratic equationsAlgebra – Simultaneous equationsSequencesGraphingRatio and proportionGeometry of 2D and 3D ShapesPythagoras and TrigonometryPercentagesAnglesConstructionsPerimeter, area and volumeVectorsProbabilityStatisticsContinuous and Bivariate data

Maps and GISMathematics and statistics Geography of the UK Geomorphic processes/ landscape Changing weather and climate Global ecosystems and biodiversityCities and urban society Global economic development Resources and resource management Fieldwork and investigation

Virtual Lessons - GCSE MathematicsA-level: Algebra and FunctionsGCSE ChemistryGCSE Mathematics GCSE Physics

Virtual Lessons - GCSE GeographyA-level: Water and Carbon Cycles

Cells, Microbes and MicroscopyCell Growth and ReproductionCell TransportEnzymes and Digestion RespirationRespiratory System, Circulatory System and BloodHealth and DiseaseViral and Bacterial DiseasesDefence Against DiseasePlant Structure, Growth and Disease Photosynthesis and Plant GrowthThe Human Nervous System and The EyeHormonesHomeostasis DNAReproduction and VariationInheritance and Inherited ConditionsAdaptations and Arti�cial SelectionEvolutionEcosystemsCycles in NatureHuman Impact on the Environment

Virtual Lessons – GCSE BiologyVirtual Lessons – GCSE PhysicsVirtual Lessons – GCSE ChemistryGCSE PhysicsGCSE ChemistryGCSE Mathematics

BiologyCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

PhysicsCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

ChemistryCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

MathematicsCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

GeographyCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

You must have an o�er of a place on a Teacher Training Programme where completion of an SKE is a condition of the o�er.

You must not have completed any DfE funded SKE course previously.

Your Teacher Training subject must match your SKE subject.

You must hold Quali�ed Teacher Status (QTS).

EligibilityCriteria

Pricing details are onthe penultimate page

For SKE Trainees

For Teachers

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200 hours of study

Ideal for candidates needing to boost or refresh their subject knowledge to GCSE level. The 8-week or 200-hour course is structured to take participants through the DfE speci�cations up to GCSE level. Participants have access to the VL module to support their learning and other optional resources (option resources are shown in italics in the table below).

English, Religious Education, Computer Science, French, Spanish

ChristianityCatholic ChristianityIslamBuddhismHinduismJudaismSikhismReligious ExpressionReligious TextsRelationships, Marriage and the FamilyCrime and PunishmentMatters of Life and DeathOrigin Stories: Religion vs SciencePeace and Con�ictEquality, Human Rights and Social Justice

Virtual Lessons - GCSE Religious Education

Programming Basics Programming Basics 2 Data Structures Subroutines Further Programming Algorithms Computer Systems Computer Systems 2 Data representation Computer networks and cybersecurity Impacts of digital technology

Virtual Lessons - GCSE Computer ScienceA-level: Programming

Bonjour! Ma famille et mes copains Les relations Mon temps libre / la routineCulture et tradition Au collège Lá oú je visJe vais voyager! À l'avenir & Un emploi d'été Ma SanteNotre Planète

¡Hola! Mi familia y mis amigos Las relaciones & La Rutina El Tiempo Libre El Colegio Mi Barrio¡Voy a viajar por el mundo! En el futuro & Trabajo de verano Mi Salud¡El deporte nos une! & Si cuidáramos nuestro mundo…

Virtual Lessons - GCSE French A-level: La famille en voie de changement

Virtual Lessons - GCSE SpanishA-level: Los valores tradicionales y modernos

Critical reading and comprehension Summarising and synthesising Writing clear and coherent text Writing for impact Grammar and VocabularySpoken language Critical reading and comprehension Evaluating and comparing texts Writing clearly and coherently aboutLiterature

Virtual Lessons - GCSE English Language

EnglishCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

Religious EducationCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

Computer ScienceCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

FrenchCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

SpanishCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

1. Visit https://sfske.vidlearn.ac.uk 2. Select the subject you are interested in 3. Scroll to the appropriate duration (8, 12, 16, 20, 28) 4. Register an interest for further information, or 5. Apply online for speedy enrolment (less than 24 hours)

HOW TO APPLY

You must have an o�er of a place on a Teacher Training Programme where completion of an SKE is a condition of the o�er.

You must not have completed any DfE funded SKE course previously.

Your Teacher Training subject must match your SKE subject.

You must hold Quali�ed Teacher Status (QTS).

EligibilityCriteria

Pricing details are onthe penultimate page

For SKE Trainees

For Teachers

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CORE GCSE Physics Virtual Lessons GCSE:- Energy- Electricity- Particle model of matter- Nuclear physics - Motion - Forces- Waves and the electromagnetic spectrum- Magnets- Astronomy & Space

Virtual Lessons – GCSE BiologyVirtual Lessons – GCSE ChemistryGCSE BiologyGCSE ChemistryGCSE Mathematics

CORE GCSE Chemistry Virtual Lessons GCSE:- Atoms, elements and mixtures- The Periodic Table- Structure and bonding- Quantitative chemistry- Chemical reactions- Energy and rates of reaction- Organic chemistry- Chemical and instrumental analysis- Chemistry and the environment

Virtual Lessons – GCSE BiologyVirtual Lessons – GCSE PhysicsGCSE BiologyGCSE Physics GCSE Mathematics

CORE GCSE Maths Virtual Lessons GCSE:- Number – A- Number – B- Algebra – A- Algebra – B- Algebra – C- Ratio, proportion and rates of change - Geometry and Measures - A - Geometry and Measures - B- Geometry and Measures - C- Probability- Statistics

CORE GCSE Geography Virtual Lessons GCSE:- Natural Hazards 1- Natural Hazards 2- Climate Change- Ecosystems 1- Ecosystems 2- Coasts- Rivers- Glaciers - Urbanisation- Development- Managing Resources- Geographical Skills

A-level: Algebra and FunctionsGCSE ChemistryGCSE Mathematics GCSE Physics

A-level: Water and Carbon Cycles

Designed for candidates needing additional support to boost or refresh their subject knowledge to GCSE level. The 12-week or 300-hour course allows trainees to use our VL resources to support their studies on the Core GCSE module. Trainees also get access to the �rst A-level module on most courses (option resources are shown in italics in the table below).

Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Geography

CORE GCSE BiologyVirtual Lessons GCSE:- Cells- Organ systems- Health and disease- Bioenergetics- Coordination and control- Genes and inheritance- Evolution- Ecology

Virtual Lessons – GCSE PhysicsVirtual Lessons – GCSE ChemistryGCSE PhysicsGCSE ChemistryGCSE Mathematics

BiologyCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

PhysicsCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

ChemistryCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

MathematicsCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

GeographyCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Geography

12 Week Courses

You must have an o�er of a place on a Teacher Training Programme where completion of an SKE is a condition of the o�er.

You must not have completed any DfE funded SKE course previously.

Your Teacher Training subject must match your SKE subject.

You must hold Quali�ed Teacher Status (QTS).

EligibilityCriteria

Pricing details are onthe penultimate page

For SKE Trainees

For Teachers

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Designed for candidates needing additional support to boost or refresh their subject knowledge to GCSE level. The 12-week or 300-hour course allows trainees to use our VL resources to support their studies on the Core GCSE module. Trainees also get access to the �rst A-level module on most courses (option resources are shown in italics in the table below).

English, Computer Science, French, Spanish

CORE GCSE Computer ScienceVirtual Lessons GCSE:- Algorithms- Cyber Security- Data Representation- Ethics- Networks- Number Bases- Programming- Programming Project- Systems Architecture- Python

A-level: Programming

CORE GCSE FrenchVirtual Lessons GCSE:- Identity and culture- Free time at home- Free time out and about- Customs and festivals in French-speaking countries/communities- Home, town, neighbourhood- Social issues- Global issues- Travel and tourism- Current and future study and employment

CORE GCSE SpanishVirtual Lessons GCSE:- Identity & Culture- Free time at home- Free time out and about- Customs and festivals in Spanish-speaking countries/communities- Home, town, neighbourhood- Social issues- Global Issues- Travel and tourism- Current and future study and employment

A-level: La famille en voie de changement A-level: Los valores tradicionales y modernos

CORE GCSE English Virtual Lessons GCSE:English Language- Reading and Understanding Texts- Language and Structure in Reading and Writing- Evaluating Texts- Comparing Texts- Creative Writing- Non-Fiction WritingEnglish Literature- Shakespeare- Modern Drama- 19th Century Literature- Poetry (anthology)- Unseen Poetry (EdExcel/AQA)- Generic Skills

EnglishCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

Computer ScienceCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

FrenchCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

SpanishCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

English, Computer Science, French, Spanish

300 hours of study

1. Visit https://sfske.vidlearn.ac.uk 2. Select the subject you are interested in 3. Scroll to the appropriate duration (8, 12, 16, 20, 28) 4. Register an interest for further information, or 5. Apply online for speedy enrolment (less than 24 hours)

HOW TO APPLY

You must have an o�er of a place on a Teacher Training Programme where completion of an SKE is a condition of the o�er.

You must not have completed any DfE funded SKE course previously.

Your Teacher Training subject must match your SKE subject.

You must hold Quali�ed Teacher Status (QTS).

EligibilityCriteria

Pricing details are onthe penultimate page

For SKE Trainees

For Teachers

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A-level: - Basic Physics Quantities - The Physics of Motion - The Physics of Matter - The Physics of Electricity - The Physics of Waves - Kinetic Theory Physics - The Physics of Quanta - The Physics of Fields - Practical Physics

GCSE PhysicsVirtual Lessons – GCSE Physics Virtual Lessons – GCSE BiologyVirtual Lessons – GCSE ChemistryGCSE and A-level BiologyGCSE and A-level ChemistryGCSE and A-level Mathematics

A-level: - Quantitative Chemistry - Atomic Structure - Bonding & Structure - Chemical Energetics - Kinetics of Reactions - Equilibria - Redox Processes - Organic Chemistry - Practical Chemistry

CGCSE ChemistryVirtual Lessons – GCSE ChemistryVirtual Lessons – GCSE BiologyVirtual Lessons – GCSE PhysicsGCSE and A-level BiologyGCSE and A-level Physics GCSE and A-level Mathematics

A-level:- Algebra and Functions- Proof- Exponentials and Logarithms- Sequences and Series- Trigonometry- Coordinate Geometry- Di�erentiation- Integration- Numerical Methods- Vectors- Statistics- Mechanics

GCSE MathematicsVirtual Lessons - GCSE MathematicsGCSE and A-level BiologyGCSE and A-level PhysicsGCSE and A-level Chemistry

For candidates needing to boost or refresh their subject knowledge to A-level. The 16-week or 400-hour course is structured to take trainees through the DfE speci�cation to A-level. Trainees also get access to the optional GCSE module and GCSE VL resources to support their studies (option resources are shown in italics in the table below).

Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics

16 Week Courses

A-level: - Biodiversity - Exchange and Transport - Cells - Biological Molecules - Ecosystems - Control Systems - Genetics and Evolution - Energy for Biological Processes - Practical Biology

GCSE BiologyVirtual Lessons – GCSE BiologyVirtual Lessons – GCSE PhysicsVirtual Lessons – GCSE ChemistryGCSE and A-level Physics GCSE and A-level ChemistryGCSE and A-level Mathematics

BiologyCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

PhysicsCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

ChemistryCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

MathematicsCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

GCSE and A-level Mathematics

You must have an o�er of a place on a Teacher Training Programme where completion of an SKE is a condition of the o�er.

You must not have completed any DfE funded SKE course previously.

Your Teacher Training subject must match your SKE subject.

You must hold Quali�ed Teacher Status (QTS).

EligibilityCriteria

Pricing details are onthe penultimate page

For SKE Trainees

For Teachers

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A-level:- Water & Carbon Cycles - Coastal Landscapes - Glaciated Landscapes - Hazards - Global Systems - Global Governance - Changing Urban Environments

GCSE GeographyVirtual Lessons - GCSE Geography

For candidates needing to boost or refresh their subject knowledge to A-level. The 16-week or 400-hour course is structured to take trainees through the DfE speci�cation to A-level. Trainees also get access to the optional GCSE module and GCSE VL resources to support their studies (option resources are shown in italics in the table below).

400 hours of study

GeographyCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

Geography, Computer Science, French, Spanish

A-level:- Programming - Data Structures - Algorithms - Theory of Computation - Data Representation - Computer Systems - Computer Organisation and Architecture - Consequences of Uses of Computing - Communication & Networking - Databases - Functional Programming - Systematic Approaches to Problem Solving

GCSE Computer ScienceVirtual Lessons - GCSE Computer Science

A-level:- La famille en voie de changement - La cybersociété - Le rôle du bénévolat - Une culture �ère de son patrimoine - La musique francophone contemporaine - Cinéma: le septième art - La société multiculturelle française - Les marginalisés - Crime et châtiment- L'engagement politique - Grèves et manifestations - Cultural Studies

A-level:- Los valores tradicionales y modernos - El ciberespacio - La igualdad de los sexos - La in�uencia de los ídolos - La identidad regional en España - El patrimonio cultural - La Inmigración - El Racismo - La Convivencia - Jóvenes de hoy, ciudadanos de mañana - Monarquías y dictaduras - Cultural Studies

GCSE FrenchVirtual Lessons - GCSE French

GCSE SpanishVirtual Lessons - GCSE Spanish

Computer ScienceCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

FrenchCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

SpanishCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

1. Visit https://sfske.vidlearn.ac.uk 2. Select the subject you are interested in 3. Scroll to the appropriate duration (8, 12, 16, 20, 28) 4. Register an interest for further information, or 5. Apply online for speedy enrolment (less than 24 hours)

HOW TO APPLY

You must have an o�er of a place on a Teacher Training Programme where completion of an SKE is a condition of the o�er.

You must not have completed any DfE funded SKE course previously.

Your Teacher Training subject must match your SKE subject.

You must hold Quali�ed Teacher Status (QTS).

EligibilityCriteria

Pricing details are onthe penultimate page

For SKE Trainees

For Teachers

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Virtual Lessons - GCSE PhysicsA-Level: - Basic Physics- Quantities - The Physics of Motion - The Physics of Matter - The Physics of Electricity - The Physics of Waves - Kinetic Theory Physics - The Physics of Quanta - The Physics of Fields - Practical Physics

GCSE PhysicsVirtual Lessons – GCSE BiologyVirtual Lessons – GCSE ChemistryGCSE and A-level BiologyGCSE and A-level ChemistryGCSE and A-level Mathematics

Virtual Lessons - GCSE ChemistryA-Level: - Quantitative Chemistry - Atomic Structure - Bonding & Structure - Chemical Energetics - Kinetics of Reactions - Equilibria - Redox Processes - Organic Chemistry - Practical Chemistry

GCSE ChemistryVirtual Lessons – GCSE BiologyVirtual Lessons – GCSE PhysicsGCSE and A-level BiologyGCSE and A-level Physics GCSE and A-level Mathematics

Virtual Lessons – GCSE MathematicsA-level:- Algebra and Functions- Proof- Exponentials and Logarithms- Sequences and Series- Trigonometry- Coordinate Geometry- Di�erentiation- Integration- Numerical Methods- Vectors- Statistics- Mechanics

GCSE MathematicsGCSE and A-level BiologyGCSE and A-level PhysicsGCSE and A-level Chemistry

Our new enhanced A-level course is designed to provide trainees with a short boost to their studies ahead of the A-level content. Over 20 weeks or 500 hours, trainees use our VL resources as an introduction to the A-level content. Optional access is also given to the GCSE module (option resources are shown in italics in the table below).

Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics

20 Week Courses

Virtual Lessons - GCSE BiologyA-Level: - Biodiversity - Exchange and Transport - Cells - Biological Molecules - Ecosystems - Control Systems - Genetics and Evolution - Energy for Biological Processes - Practical Biology

GCSE BiologyVirtual Lessons – GCSE PhysicsVirtual Lessons – GCSE ChemistryGCSE and A-level Physics GCSE and A-level ChemistryGCSE and A-level Mathematics

BiologyCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

PhysicsCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

ChemistryCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

MathematicsCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

GCSE and A-level Mathematics

You must have an o�er of a place on a Teacher Training Programme where completion of an SKE is a condition of the o�er.

You must not have completed any DfE funded SKE course previously.

Your Teacher Training subject must match your SKE subject.

You must hold Quali�ed Teacher Status (QTS).

EligibilityCriteria

Pricing details are onthe penultimate page

For SKE Trainees

For Teachers

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Virtual Lessons - GCSE GeographyA-level:- Water & Carbon Cycles - Coastal Landscapes - Glaciated Landscapes - Hazards - Global Systems - Global Governance - Changing Urban Environments

GCSE Geography

Our new enhanced A-level course is designed to provide trainees with a short boost to their studies ahead of the A-level content. Over 20 weeks or 500 hours, trainees use our VL resources as an introduction to the A-level content. Optional access is also given to the GCSE module (option resources are shown in italics in the table below).

500 hours of study

GeographyCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

Geography, Computer Science, French, Spanish

Virtual Lessons - GCSE Computer ScienceA-level:- Programming - Data Structures - Algorithms - Theory of Computation - Data Representation - Computer Systems - Computer Organisation and Architecture - Consequences of Uses of Computing - Communication & Networking - Databases - Functional Programming - Systematic Approaches to Problem Solving

GCSE Computer Science

Virtual Lessons - GCSE FrenchA-level:- La famille en voie de changement - La cybersociété - Le rôle du bénévolat - Une culture �ère de son patrimoine - La musique francophone contemporaine - Cinéma: le septième art - La société multiculturelle française - Les marginalisés - Crime et châtiment- L'engagement politique - Grèves et manifestations - Cultural Studies

Virtual Lessons - GCSE Spanish A-level:- Los valores tradicionales y modernos - El ciberespacio - La igualdad de los sexos - La in�uencia de los ídolos - La identidad regional en España - El patrimonio cultural - La Inmigración - El Racismo - La Convivencia - Jóvenes de hoy, ciudadanos de mañana - Monarquías y dictaduras - Cultural Studies

GCSE French GCSE Spanish

Computer ScienceCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

FrenchCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

SpanishCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

1. Visit https://sfske.vidlearn.ac.uk 2. Select the subject you are interested in 3. Scroll to the appropriate duration (8, 12, 16, 20, 28) 4. Register an interest for further information, or 5. Apply online for speedy enrolment (less than 24 hours)

HOW TO APPLY

You must have an o�er of a place on a Teacher Training Programme where completion of an SKE is a condition of the o�er.

You must not have completed any DfE funded SKE course previously.

Your Teacher Training subject must match your SKE subject.

You must hold Quali�ed Teacher Status (QTS).

EligibilityCriteria

Pricing details are onthe penultimate page

For SKE Trainees

For Teachers

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GCSE PhysicsPhysics A-Level Primer A-Level: - Basic Physics- Quantities - The Physics of Motion - The Physics of Matter - The Physics of Electricity - The Physics of Waves - Kinetic Theory Physics - The Physics of Quanta - The Physics of Fields - Practical Physics

Virtual Lessons – GCSE PhysicsVirtual Lessons – GCSE BiologyVirtual Lessons – GCSE ChemistryGCSE and A-level BiologyGCSE and A-level ChemistryGCSE and A-level Mathematics

GCSE ChemistryChemistry A-Level Primer A-Level: - Quantitative Chemistry - Atomic Structure - Bonding & Structure - Chemical Energetics - Kinetics of Reactions - Equilibria - Redox Processes - Organic Chemistry - Practical Chemistry

Virtual Lessons – GCSE ChemistryVirtual Lessons – GCSE BiologyVirtual Lessons – GCSE PhysicsGCSE and A-level BiologyGCSE and A-level Physics GCSE and A-level Mathematics

GCSE MathematicsA-level:- Algebra and Functions- Proof- Exponentials and Logarithms- Sequences and Series- Trigonometry- Coordinate Geometry- Di�erentiation- Integration- Numerical Methods- Vectors- Statistics- Mechanics

Virtual Lessons - GCSE MathematicsGCSE and A-level BiologyGCSE and A-level PhysicsGCSE and A-level Chemistry

Our longest course is designed for those trainees who require subject knowledge development through GCSE and A-level. Here trainees use their 28-week or 700 hours to work through our GCSE and A-level modules, with optional access to the VL GCSE resources to support their transition from GCSE to A-level (option resources are shown in italics in the table below).

Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics

28 Week Courses

GCSE BiologyA-Level: - Biodiversity - Exchange and Transport - Cells - Biological Molecules - Ecosystems - Control Systems - Genetics and Evolution - Energy for Biological Processes - Practical Biology

Virtual Lessons – GCSE BiologyVirtual Lessons – GCSE PhysicsVirtual Lessons – GCSE ChemistryGCSE and A-level Physics GCSE and A-level ChemistryGCSE and A-level Mathematics

BiologyCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

PhysicsCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

ChemistryCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

MathematicsCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

GCSE and A-level Physics GCSE and A-level Mathematics

You must have an o�er of a place on a Teacher Training Programme where completion of an SKE is a condition of the o�er.

You must not have completed any DfE funded SKE course previously.

Your Teacher Training subject must match your SKE subject.

You must hold Quali�ed Teacher Status (QTS).

EligibilityCriteria

Pricing details are onthe penultimate page

For SKE Trainees

For Teachers

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GCSE GeographyA-level:- Water & Carbon Cycles - Coastal Landscapes - Glaciated Landscapes - Hazards - Global Systems - Global Governance - Changing Urban Environments

Virtual Lessons - GCSE Geography

Our longest course is designed for those trainees who require subject knowledge development through GCSE and A-level. Here trainees use their 28-week or 700 hours to work through our GCSE and A-level modules, with optional access to the VL GCSE resources to support their transition from GCSE to A-level (option resources are shown in italics in the table below).

700 hours of study

GeographyCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

Geography, Computer Science, French, Spanish

GCSE Computer ScienceA-level:- Programming - Data Structures - Algorithms - Theory of Computation - Data Representation - Computer Systems - Computer Organisation and Architecture - Consequences of Uses of Computing - Communication & Networking - Databases - Functional Programming - Systematic Approaches to Problem Solving

Virtual Lessons - GCSE Computer Science

GCSE FrenchA-level:- La famille en voie de changement - La cybersociété - Le rôle du bénévolat - Une culture �ère de son patrimoine - La musique francophone contemporaine - Cinéma: le septième art - La société multiculturelle française - Les marginalisés - Crime et châtiment- L'engagement politique - Grèves et manifestations - Cultural Studies

GCSE Spanish A-level:- Los valores tradicionales y modernos - El ciberespacio - La igualdad de los sexos - La in�uencia de los ídolos - La identidad regional en España - El patrimonio cultural - La Inmigración - El Racismo - La Convivencia - Jóvenes de hoy, ciudadanos de mañana - Monarquías y dictaduras - Cultural Studies

Virtual Lessons - GCSE French Virtual Lessons - GCSE Spanish

Computer ScienceCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

FrenchCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

SpanishCore Resources

Optional (Bonus) Resources

1. Visit https://sfske.vidlearn.ac.uk 2. Select the subject you are interested in 3. Scroll to the appropriate duration (8, 12, 16, 20, 28) 4. Register an interest for further information, or 5. Apply online for speedy enrolment (less than 24 hours)

HOW TO APPLY

You must have an o�er of a place on a Teacher Training Programme where completion of an SKE is a condition of the o�er.

You must not have completed any DfE funded SKE course previously.

Your Teacher Training subject must match your SKE subject.

You must hold Quali�ed Teacher Status (QTS).

EligibilityCriteria

Pricing details are onthe penultimate page

For SKE Trainees

For Teachers

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All participants on our courses get access to the Vidlearn Virtual Lessons (VL) GCSE resources as either a CORE or OPTION module. These are a brand new set of courses that provide trainees with a complete set of resources to use during their SKE and to refer to during their ITT year. Each VL lesson features:

VIDLEARN® Virtual Lessons

These are delivered by experienced, practicing teachers and feature: learning outcomes, starter activity, learning activities and plenary. All aspects of the GCSE is explained using accessible language.

Every course will include:

- A dedicated Course Leader and Tutor- 24/7 technical support- A Communication suite to keep you up to date- A substantial library of Core and Optional Resources- A Full History of your progress- Liaison with your Provider (if appropriate)- Electronic text books- All the help you need- A certi�cate of completion- Formal con�rmation to your provider of your completion

The pack includes activities which you can work through and self-assess your learning in conjunction with the lesson. Provided as a printable PDF document.

You get access to the supporting presentations which accompany each recording. These are a wonderful resource and great for you to refer back to for use in the classroom.

These courses are for self-funding participants who are:

In-service teachers looking to teach a new subject; Teachers who are thinking of returning to teaching; SKE trainees who have found that they are ineligibe for government funding.

In-service teachers looking to teach a new subject; • In-service teachers looking to teach a new subject; Teachers who are thinking of returning to teaching;• Teachers who are thinking of returning to teaching; SKE trainees who have found that they are ineligibe for government funding.• SKE trainees who have found that they are ineligibe for government funding.

Funding for your Course

What’s Included

On-demand Lessons Pupil Packs Presentations

- Formal con�rmation to your provider of your completion- Formal con�rmation to your provider of your completion

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All of our prices are based on £75 per week of study. This Includes VAT, a dedicated Course Leader and Tutor plus your study books in electronic format and 24/7 technical support. We will be one of very few providers who can o�er this value so please check out our track record and heritage if you are o�ered something too good to be true.

Each of our lectures and lessons are aimed speci�cally at preparing those who are about to train to teach or already teaching and are not drawn from generic learning materials.

You will be expected to pay in advance of your course starting via bank transfer and accept our terms and condi-tions. This can occur very quickly and you can expect to be logging in and learning within 24 hours!

Course prices for AY2020/2021 are :

8 Week Courses £ 60012 Week Courses £ 90016 Week Courses £120020 Week Courses £150028 Week Courses £2100

Vidlearn has a great support record for a very good reason – we strive to resolve all issues within 1 hour during core hours. This is achieved through our support team who read every email and respond quickly to ensure that participants’ learning on the SKE is uninterrupted. We do not use automated responses and provide support 24/7 to suit busy schedules so you will never be without help.

Support

Pricing

Each participant that completes the course will receive a formal End of Course Statement. This statement will be provided to the participant and can be used as evidence that the partici-pant has met the conditions of their Teacher Training o�er (if applicable) or in the case of in-service teachers, evidence of continuing professional development.

Completing the course

1. Visit https://sfske.vidlearn.ac.uk 2. Select the subject you are interested in 3. Scroll to the appropriate duration (8, 12, 16, 20, 28) 4. Register an interest for further information, or 5. Apply online for speedy enrolment (less than 24 hours)

HOW TO APPLY

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