Free CPD Courses for Teachers
Free CPD Courses for Teachers
We’re delighted to share a number of free CPD options for teachers with Rahoo!
We have up to 6 hours worth of certified CPD available for teachers immediately!
We will list the courses below – enjoy!
1. Diversity Inclusion in the Classroom
Diversity & Inclusion in the Classroom is 2 hours and 30 minutes in duration.
This CPD course has 5 sections:
- Introduction
- Real People, Real Stories
- Diversity & Multiculturalism (including LGBTQ+, Black Lives Matter & Religious Matters)
- Creating an Inclusive Classroom (including texts, communication, SESE, RE, displays and resources)
- Conclusion
This CPD Course is extremely popular with over 3,000 teachers engaging with it.
2. Assessment for Learning - 10 Steps to Mastery!
This CPD workshop is for teachers who want to embed no-fuss formative assessment strategies into their teaching.
10 High-impact strategies will be shared.
All strategies can be used across age ranges the very next day.
3. Aspiring Female Leaders in Education
This unique workshop outlines why it is important that women progress to leadership, the barriers that exist including imposter syndrome, family, confidence and fear of not being good enough and we explore strategies to overcome these barriers.
We undertake practical activities and consult with experienced female leaders in this workshop.
4. 5 Ways to Celebrate Diversity
“5 Ways to Celebrate Diversity in the Classroom” is presented by Ciara Lynch.
Ciara is an Assistant Principal in an Educate Together primary school. She is passionate about inclusivity and ethos. Ciara is a key member of the Rahoo team and is a Professional Tutor on our EPV Summer Courses.
5. The NQT Year - Learn from Leaders
This is for NQT’s and newer teachers.
They will learn from a new teacher leading an inspiring and motivating interview with experienced school leaders and gain insight into the struggles, challenges and triumphs faced by both new teachers and leaders, as they navigate their roles in the teaching profession.
6. Back to Better with Bishop Galvin NS
We created this webinar with the teachers of Bishop Galvin National School because it has, undoubtedly, been a challenging year for teachers and school leaders. We wanted to create a platform where this could be reflected on authentically using Bishop Galvin National School as a case study.
Whilst there have been many challenges in schools across the country, there have also been many positives in terms of new ways of doing things – we aim to capture and celebrate that!
We hope you enjoy our free CPD Courses for Teachers!
Back to School Tips for Teachers
Going back to school is a nerve-wrecking time for everyone – including teachers! It is a brand new start; a chance to do things differently and establish a new routine. We asked some of our followers what are their “Back to School” tips for teachers.
Are you confident using Formative Assessment methods?
Did you know that 74% of teachers do not feel confident with formative assessment teaching methodologies?
As we approach the new school year, this survey conducted by Rahoo Training in 2020, and its findings, should be at the forefront of a school leader’s mind.
Webinar 8th November 2023: How to Enhance the Teaching & Learning of Maths with Formative Assessment
“How to Enhance the Teaching & Learning of Maths with Formative Assessment” is 1 hour in duration including Q&A opportunities.
This webinar will be hosted by a Nadine Lyons, Maths Lead Practitioner at South View School Dubai.
What is the Silent Phase?
Supporting EAL (English as an Additional Language) students in schools can be challenging, but there are several strategies that can help. Here are some ways that schools can support EAL students.
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