Career and Professional Development

Enterprise Education in Rotherham and Your Career

If you are planning on delivering enterprise education activities there is now an opportunity to gain recognition for your work – both from the GTC Teacher Learning Academy and in terms of academic credit towards a Masters degree through the Professional Learning in the Workplace (PLW) Enterprise Education module developed by Sheffield Hallam University, working in collaboration with Rotherham Ready.

You can find out more by downloading the document below. You can also download some of the CDP work some of Rotherham's Education Practitioners have already carried out.

Further documents are available here.

Teachers, Lecturers, Education Managers...
Gaining academic credit for enterprise education

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CPD Papers

Carly Barrett

Can creating stronger links between writing and enterprise education help to raise the attainment and self esteem of underachieving boys in writing?
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Catherine Brentnall, Rotherham Ready Schools Liaison Officer

Developing and Testing a Method for Children to Record and Reflect Upon their Enterprise Learning
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Jane Fearnley

Can Enterprise Activities Raise Confidence in Y5 Girls' Mathematics?
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Rachel Parkin

Planning and evaluating a new enterprise curriculum
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Jenni Robinson

Is A Collaborative Design Technology Project An Effective Way To Develop the Enterprise Skill of Teamwork In Year 2 Pupils?
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Lindsey Sandberg, St Annes Junior and Infant School

Can the introduction of an Entperprise Curriculum in the Primary classroom influence community?
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Kate Shaw

Developing and evaluating the effectiveness of engaging business partnerships within the primary school enterprise curriculum in meeting the challenges of the economic well-being strand of “Every Child Matters”
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