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Learning opportunitiesNansen Highland has an independent qualified practice teacher. He will conduct the practice placement requirements including the teaching. An extra staff member will be identified at the beginning of the placement to act as a backup for the practice teacher. The placement will offer you plenty of learning opportunities, regardless of the course you’re on! You will be able to engage in group work, one-to-one work, keyworkership, etc. depending on the timing of the placement, you will be involved in review meetings, work with families, presentations on staff training days, pick up on extra training opportunities.
Assessment methodsThe assessment is continuous in nature as the practice teacher is on site. The following are to be taken into account in the assessment: · Your practice · Your communication with service users, families and colleagues · Your reflective journal · Colleagues’ and service users’ questionnaire · Any other work determined during the placement.
Key policies in the organisationYou will be required to explore various policies, external and internal, applicable to Nansen Highland. We have developed a Nansen Highland Quality Manual in a CD-rom format, which is available on request. Also, the Nansen staff computers are equipped with manual. Do check the version of the update.
Placement problem managementThe placement problem management will be followed as per the educational establishment’s placement handbook. For students of which English is not their first language, a telephone interview will be conducted to ascertain the level of your day-to-day English.
Student information packA student information pack has been developed and can be downloaded here. The pack gives you information and an explanation of what you can expect from a placement at Nansen Highland.
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