The SALT CPD Framework is pedagogically driven and underpinned by evidence. It is mapped to the HEA UKPSF and will incorporate Open Digital Badges where possible.
Its aims are to:
- Support all staff to continually improve the quality of teaching
- Offer a programme of professional development activities for all staff
- Set expectations in relation to professional development
- Develop and support a wide range and broad definition of CPD
- Improve the quality of the student learning and outcomes for students
It is made up of the following main elements:
Conference and Seminar / Workshop Programme
Our annual conference is always one of the highlights of the SALT calendar. You can see this year’s conference web site by clicking here.
Or find links to previous year’s conferences here.
This year will also be seeing the return of the SALT seminar programme, which will be themed on the 7 Characteristics of a Good Teacher (details coming soon).
PGCert for New Teaching Staff
The Postgraduate Certificate in Teaching in Higher Education has been housed in SALT for two years and we are just about to start with our third cohort of students.
Swansea Application Route for HEA Fellowship
The accredited Swansea in-house Application Route (SAR) for HEA fellowship has been running for two years and has resulted in a fourfold increase in fellowship numbers. Swansea now has over 300 fellows and is on upwards trajectory !
Find more information on the process and what we can do to help you by clicking here.
Elements of PGCert HE for ALL Staff
Patches from the PGCert made available to all, even if you’re not doing the PGCert.
For example, Inclusivity.
Technology Enhanced Learning
SALT’s origins lie in supporting the use of technology to enhance Learning and Teaching and it is still something we are involved in today, supporting the pedagogic use of Blackboard and other applications. We are just about to start IT month with a programme of events through September and October #SUTEL17.
CPD from your seat
A selection of self-contained CPD. Some small and some big !
For example, Blackboard Tests, Lecture Theatre Equipment, Flipped Classroom (coming October 2017), Turnitin.
Open Door Teaching
Open door teaching is a CPD approach pioneered at Curtin University in Western Australia, which is now being developed here at Swansea.
It is a collegial approach to sharing excellent teaching practice, by simply watching good teachers teach and talking to them about it afterwards.
We are in the process of setting the process up and will be launching it at an event in January 2018.
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