Summer School for teachers new to A level Mathematics

National STEM Centre Summer School for prospective teachers of A-level Mathematics

Sponsored by the Clothworkers' Foundation

Are you new to teaching A level Mathematics? If so, then our residential summer school offers an opportunity to deepen your subject knowledge and develop new teaching approaches.

The course is fully sponsored by the Clothworkers' Foundation, enabling us to offer attendance at no cost to teachers.

Monday 23 - Friday 27 August
National STEM Centre, University of York campus

We have now allocated all the places on this year's summer school and are no longer taking applications.

If you are about to teach A level Mathematics for the first time in September, have only been teaching A level for a short while, or are planning to teach A level in the future then this residential summer school will offer you the chance to:

- Increase your subject knowledge and deepen your understanding
- Explore a variety of teaching approaches to deliver key A level concepts
- Discover vital practical approaches to teaching applied mathematics

This summer school will give you the confidence, knowledge and resources to engage and support your A level students.

Course leaders
- Tom Button (National STEM Centre)
- Stella Dudzic (MEI)
- Bryony Black (NCETM)

Further information

If you have any questions about the Summer School please contact enquiries@nationalstemcentre.org.uk.

This Summer School is supported by the Clothworkers' Foundation and provided by the National STEM Centre working with the National Centre for Excellence in the Teaching of Mathematics (NCETM) and Mathematics in Education and Industry (MEI).