We do strongly recommend, though, that before you purchase a course you assess your ability to commit the necessary time to completing the course in a timeframe that will not leave you losing your motivation.
We guarantee that you will receive your course materials within 5 days of purchase, but for many courses we would anticipate that you will have to wait no more than 48 hours. The course materials are always sent to you via a tracked courier service, to ensure that you receive your study pack within our stated period.
The cost is largely dependent on the type of the course. The longer the course is the higher the cost will be, due to the size of the study pack and the nature of the qualification. All prices are clearly stated on the course description page and will always be displayed prior to you committing to purchase a course.
Please note that there may be additional fees required should your course have an external assessment, such as A Levels, ICB qualifications etc. To clarify, please speak to a course advisor. You will be allocated your own personal tutor who can be contacted via e-mail, telephone, fax or post for help and advice on any aspect of the course. Many courses require that you submit work to your tutor during the period of study and your tutor will assess your work and pass comments back to you.
Your tutor is available to you as much as you need them. All of our courses are accredited, so you need to show that you have acquired the knowledge to pass the course — this may involve sitting an examination, but it depends on the course you have chosen. Some courses require you to be continually assessed throughout the course, while others may require an end of course exam or assignment which may be completed at home to be submitted to your tutor.
Certain types of qualifications, A-levels and GCSEs for example, do require you to sit an invigilated exams at a registered test centre. You will need to organise and pay for the examinations yourself, however full details of what you need to do will be available from the centre who are delivering the qualification.
You just need to be aware that all tutors are based in the UK and work may need to be submitted to them via post, although in most cases e-mail can be used. Where the course requires that you sit an invigilated exam at a test centre, there are many exam centres outside of the UK.
However, we would advise that you check with us before purchasing one of these courses if you want to study from abroad. All of our courses are accredited and you will receive a certificate upon successful completion of the course. For more information about this please see the section of the website that details how awarding bodies work and what the different types of qualifications are.
Yes, you can take as many courses as your time allows. But we would recommend that you clearly evaluate how much time you can commit to your courses of study.
The good news is though that if your circumstances change you can always take a break and come back to your studies. Your work will be marked and feedback returned to you within 12 working days after submission. This is because our tutors are required to provide detailed, considered feedback to our learners that may take a while to formulate.
We find that by working this way, our learners actually complete their course in less time, as they rarely need to submit an assignment more than twice.
Whilst it is possible to submit multiple assignments at the same time, we advise that our learners submit only one at a time. We want our learners to develop as they progress through their course, and find this is best achieved when a student embarks on a new module having taken into account tutor feedback from the previous submission. Once you have chosen your course, you can either purchase the course online which will enrol you, or you can call our helpline on who will sign you up for the course and arrange to have all your learning materials sent to you.
Our online courses are completed through our online learning system after receiving login and access instructions. You will not receive any course materials through the post. The paper based version is posted out in a binder to your home or place of work and requires completion of a portfolio of work that is submitted to your tutor for marking. Ask us a question. If you'd like some more info about this course, just pop in your details, and one of the team will be in touch with you shortly.
I've just completed my second module and over all the course structure is great and informative. All the detail is great.
The online system is great to use and easy to function. Reasonable prices and payment plan options. Leigh Nicholson, 9 March Simple and straightforward sign up process with lots of clear information. Helen , 20 February Really easy to enrol so very impressed so far! Can't wait to begin assignments. Carla Giddins, 5 February I have spent days searching for courses which are reliable and good value for money and NCC are one of the best I came across.
I have only recently joined with them and I'm really looking forward to it. Maryam B, 12 October Easy process and a discount! Hopefully the course is as stress free. Tracey Lewis, 19 May Signe Pertica Professional. Can I be a Hlta with a degree? All teachers also need a UK degree or equivalent, but this can be gained while training as a teacher in undergraduate teacher training.
HLTA is a status rather than a qualification, and so is not part of the entry criteria for teacher training. HLTA is defined as a status, not a qualification. Celsa Sagaseta-Lean Professional. Can you be a Hlta without the qualification? HLTA is a status, not a qualification. Schools can pay their TAs at whatever level they choose to, whatever their qualifications. Miorita Burchert Professional. Can Hlta become teacher? Course content.
Jarod Joglar Explainer. Is Hlta a Level 4 qualification? This nationally recognised Ofqual approved level 4 qualification , is aimed at people employed in a teaching assistant role who wish to progress to become a higher level teaching assistant and also to demonstrate that they are capable of achieving HLTA status.
Esaul Urcelay Explainer. How long does it take to gain HLTA status? There is no set timescale. In most cases you are likely to be assessed about 3 months after you have started Preparation. The Preparation days are likely to be spread out over a period of 5 — 8 weeks this will vary between groups. Aileen Risoto Explainer. How do I train to be a Hlta? To become an HLTA you need to already be working as a teaching assistant and have support from your head teacher.
However, the Workload Agreement itself is extant, and all parties to it — schools, employers and unions — are bound by its terms. These policies need to be communicated to and understood by all school staff. If members of support staff are required to deliver specified work, the school will also need to have in place a written system of supervision.
Tagged in Workload Support staff. What is an HLTA? In practice, this can mean that HLTAs are expected and timetabled to plan, prepare and deliver i.
The former is a more complex and demanding task that requires the skills of a teacher, whilst the latter could be delegated to an HLTA. Should HLTAs be employed on split contracts being paid at a lower rate for part of the week? What is the going rate for the job?
What is cover supervision? The key factors are: The extent to which continuity of learning can be maintained The length of time a particular group of pupils would be working without a teacher The proportion of the total curriculum time affected in a specific subject over the course of the term What training should be provided?
Level 3 in a four-Level system How can abuses of the Workload Agreement be tackled?
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