If interested in the course please reply to the course leader, John Marriott ([log in to unmask])
CERTIFICATE IN
TEACHING STATISTICS IN HIGHER EDUCATION
Prepared by the statistics team of the UK Higher Education Academy (HEA), Mathematics, Statistics and OR Network, this six-section course on Teaching Statistics in HE is offered for full-time or part-time study by university or HE staff teaching, or about to teach, statistics at university or HE level. It has been accredited as a Certificate qualification by the Royal Statistical Society and for Associateship of the UK HEA
The course can be taken in various modes
* as a one-year external distance-learning Certificate in Teaching Statistics in HE
* as a single (possibly optional) unit in a university PgCert or Diploma in Learning and Teaching
* as an ad hoc distance-learning programme with components of study chosen to suit individual needs; both for initial training and continuing professional development.
Full documentation, tutorial support and assessment will be provided. We are now moving into the fourth year of this highly successful course. As the course is no longer subsidised by the HEA, in the year 2006-2007, the fee for the full course will be £850 per participant. The Certificate in Teaching Statistics in HE is accredited by the Royal Statistical Society. For self-study or review or trial by a university or HE department, a fee of £300 will apply.
For more details, potential participants or representatives of staff development units should contact:
The Centre Administrator, Royal Statistical Society Centre for Statistical Education, School of Computing and Informatics, Nottingham Trent University, Clifton Lane, Clifton, Nottingham NG11 8NS.
UK (email [log in to unmask])
or
The Course Leader: Dr John Marriott (email [log in to unmask])
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