Teaching Maths, English and Soft Skills Made Easier

one-day CPD workshops from Concrew Training to help make the teaching
of English, Maths and soft skills easier


Example Workshop - Making Teaching English Easier
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The finer points of the English language are complicated, which makes
its teaching difficult; doubly so, when students' need to develop their
independent thinking abilities in parallel.

The ongoing need to achieve GCSEs at, or above, grade C
means more learners are sitting the exams but the proportion succeeding
has dropped dramatically; a new approach is needed!

Moving away from traditional techniques and placing more emphasis on
holistic and andragogical learning, with a stronger focus on
self-analysis, collaborative study, problem solving and teamwork
helps improve students' understanding, progression and success;
especially in exam and real-life situations where independent thinking
is so important.

this one-day (6 guided learning hours) CPD workshop looks at these approaches in more detail and demonstrates how they can be applied in the classroom.  Continue reading

Previous delegate feedback includes:

  • New ideas, ways to develop learners literacy skills - very good
  • How excellent strategies could be incorporated into every day delivery
  • Very Good - Excellent


Related Workshops

 Teaching Maths Made Easier 


 Teaching Higher Tier GCSE Maths 


Teaching GCSE Maths in FE 


Developing Students Soft Skills Abilities


Teaching Independent Thinking Skills 


 An Organisational Approach for Improving Literacy


 Teaching English to SpLD students

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