PGCE Young People and Adult Learning Specialists Course in Carlisle. Classes run at Carlisle College, full-time during the day. This two-year course prepares you to teach and support learning across the wider education sector, covering areas such as curriculum planning, teaching practice, and learner assessment. You'll develop the knowledge and practical skills needed to work as an adult educator in further education, community learning, and similar settings. Entry requirements are set by Carlisle College, so check their website for the latest details before applying.
Who this course is for
This course is aimed at anyone wanting to persue a career in the wider education sector
Entry requirements
Please check Carlisle College website
What you will learn
You'll develop skills in planning and delivering lessons for young people and adult learners.
You'll learn how to assess learner progress and give constructive feedback.
You'll explore theories of teaching and learning relevant to the further education sector.
You'll practise classroom management and inclusive teaching strategies.
You'll build an understanding of the wider education sector and the roles within it.
You'll complete teaching practice in a real learning environment.
How you will learn
The course is classroom based and full-time, with daytime attendance at Carlisle College. You'll learn through taught sessions, group discussion, and guided study. Assessment typically includes written assignments, reflective practice, and observed teaching placements. Check Carlisle College's website for the full breakdown of assessment requirements for this course.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Carlisle College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Adult educator, teaching in further education or community settings
Learning support worker, helping adults develop skills
Curriculum coordinator, planning programmes for adult learners
Skills trainer, delivering workplace or vocational learning
Community learning tutor, working with local education providers
Education mentor, supporting young people in transition
What you could study next
A full teaching qualification at Level 5 or above, such as a Diploma in Education and Training, builds on the PGCE and meets requirements for some senior teaching roles.
A subject-specialist postgraduate qualification can strengthen your expertise in a particular curriculum area.
A master's degree in education opens routes into curriculum leadership, research, or senior roles within the wider education sector.
