‘My skills were more valuable than I realised’: how a passion for aviation led to a career in further education
When Rosa was 10, she wanted to know how planes worked. Now she’s sharing her passion for engineering with the next generation.
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3 minutes
‘Further education was a natural progression’: Dominic’s journey from the RAF to further education teaching
Dominic’s career took him from apprentice car mechanic to RAF engineer. Today, he’s finding a new level of fulfilment by teaching in further education.
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4 minutes
Sharing is caring
By passing on her skills to the next generation of health and social care workers, further education teacher Denise Harris is inspiring her students to better support their patients – and preparing them for the world of work.
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4 minutes
‘Working in further education gives me more flexibility’: How Christian found a better work-life balance
IT specialist Christian had a fulfilling career, but struggled to balance work with family life. Teaching in FE offered more flexibility – and the chance to share his skills.
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5 minutes
Train up the next generation.
Teaching in further education doesn’t just benefit you and your learners, it shapes your entire industry too.
From addressing skill shortages to encouraging diversity, further education impacts your industry both now and in the future.
Hear leading industry experts explain why now is the time for you to pass on your professional knowledge and skills.
In this video watch me reconnect with my old college lecturer and teacher Steve!
He taught me when I was studying Plumbing, Heating and Welding and it was great to reconnect to chat about his experience of being a further education teacher and why teaching could be a great way for other construction professionals to share their skills.
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