The iPET Network Level 3 Award in Adult Education and Training is a recognised qualification designed for individuals who are looking to become adult educators. It provides essential knowledge and skills for planning, delivering, and assessing adult learning sessions.

This program is open to individuals who have a basic understanding of the subject matter they intend to teach and possess the necessary communication skills. It is suitable for those who aspire to work as adult educators or trainers.

The Level 3 Award covers a range of topics, including understanding the principles and practices of adult education, planning and delivering inclusive sessions, and assessing learners. It aims to equip candidates with the skills needed to create effective and engaging learning environments for adults.

The duration of the course can vary, but it typically after the 3 days practical training days it may take up to 12 weeks to complete in your own study time. The actual timeframe may depend on the learning pace and schedule chosen by the Candidate.

Yes, the Level 3 Award includes a practical element where candidates are required to plan, deliver, and assess at least one micro-teaching session. This hands-on experience allows candidates to apply the theoretical knowledge gained during the course.

Assessment methods may include written assignments, practical demonstrations, and reflective journals. The micro-teaching session, where candidates deliver a short teaching session to peers, is a key component of the assessment process.

Yes, candidates can progress to higher-level qualifications such as the Level 4 Certificate or Level 5 Diploma in Education and Training communally known as a PGCE if they wish to further develop their teaching skills and knowledge.

Yes, the Level 3 Award in Adult Education and Training is widely recognised by employers and educational institutions. It demonstrates that individuals have acquired the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively teach adults in various settings.

To be sure any qualification is Ofqual regulated, you can find and check qualifications on the Ofqual register via their website https://register.ofqual.gov.uk/

Currently, iPET Network only offers regulated qualifications and all our qualifications are on the register.

Funding is available from Jobcentre Plus across the UK via the Low Value Procurement Scheme. Aimed at people who are unemployed and looking at being re-trained to get back into employment. However criteria can vary and will depend on the area.

https://find-your-nearest-jobcentre.dwp.gov.uk/search.php

The MOD's Enhanced Learning Credits Scheme (ELC) promotes lifelong learning amongst members of the Armed Forces. The scheme provides financial support in each of a maximum of three separate financial years for higher level learning of a nationally recognised qualification at Level three or above or, if pursued overseas, an approved international equivalent qualification with an approved learning provider.

https://www.enhancedlearningcredits.com/learning-provider/provider-details?providerid=11203

At Four Paws Groom School, we accept funding for our courses from the DWP (Department of Working Pensions) and the Ministry of Defence and accept the ELCAS funding loans. This funding is applied for directly by the learner and must be secured before booking a course.