Associate in Veterinary Education
A
new 5 day residential course at the Royal Veterinary College, Hertfordshire
18th – 22nd May 2015
The Royal Veterinary College, University of London
is pleased to announce this new residential coursedesigned to foster the development of educators across the field of veterinary science.
This course is ideal for
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lecturers and assistant lecturers
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PhD students with some teaching responsibilities
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post-doctoral researchers
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learning technologists, learning developers and learning resource/library staff
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practicing vets who have teaching or training responsibilities
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veterinary nurses who have teaching or training responsibilities
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nursing clinical coaches
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anyone who is planning a career in academia.
upon successful completion, you will achieve AHEA (Associate of the Higher Education Academy) status.
The Associate qualification is the first of five separate standalone qualifications, which culminate in the MSc in Veterinary Education. The programme
therefore offers students maximum flexibility in their studies depending on their background, previous experience and career aspirations.
Outstanding credentials
The RVC veterinary education team boasts impressive credentials; three of our tutors have received the prestigious National Teaching Fellow Award which celebrates outstanding
achievement in learning and teaching in higher education. Only four veterinarians nationwide have been
honoured with this award.
Apply Now
The closing date for applications is
Friday 17th April 2015. Places are limited so early application is advised.
For details on how to apply email us at
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Or visit our web pages for further information
www.rvc.ac.uk/assoc-vet-ed
Dr Ayona Silva-Fletcher BVSc, MSc, PhD, FHEA, NTF
Course Director - MSc in Veterinary Education
MSc in Veterinary Education team
The LIVE Centre, Room F4
The Royal Veterinary College
Hawkshead Lane,
Hertfordshire
AL9 7TA
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Phone: (+44) 01707 666438
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