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We have learnt that you cannot force people to understand things but you can suggest them and make learners feel relaxed about change, the tutor’s method of explanation and gradually introducing was very well presented, we learnt how to monitor a madrassa and be a good friend

— Madrassah teachers, Northampton Peer Mentoring for the Quality Framework course

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For NRCSE registered trainers – log into the NRCSE Trainer area to access downloads, updates, course guidelines.

Would you like to train staff, volunteers, teachers in supplementary schools?

To deliver NRCSE accredited training a trainer must complete three training days, demonstrate their experience of teaching adults, and have knowledge of supplementary education. Trainers/tutors who have worked in schools and local authorities, and have experience of adult education as well as experience of the learning environment, classroom management, and teaching and learning are encouraged to become NRCSE trainers.

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Go to our events pages to find information about the train-the-trainer programme and next available course dates.

Once you have successfully completed our Train-the-trainer programme, you will be able to deliver the NRCSEs accredited courses yourself and/or for NRCSE.

As well as providing OCNWMR course registration and administration, and course assessment and moderation for your self-delivery courses, we also provide regular update sessions and resources for you to download. To ensure that the delivery of NRCSE courses is of the highest standard we do ask you to deliver work with at least one supplementary school and attend one refresher training day per year to maintain your status.

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Please read the guide to revalidation on this page. When you are sure all documents are up to date contact the National Resource Centre Quality Development Team, or your local authority mentor to submit your management file for scrutiny, and book a recognition meeting.

The registration/revalidation fee for a quality assurance recognition meeting to achieve the NRCSE Quality Mark is £130. To book and pay for your revalidation go to the online shop

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YPF Trust
105 Strand
London
WC2R 0AA

Email : mon@ypftrust.org.uk

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What Supplementary Schools tell about us

Micro-teach was a great opportunity for feedback from colleagues… never get that in the supplementary sector.

— Learner, Kensington and Chelsea

Supplementary Education

Supplementary education can be defined as all out-of-school learning provision.

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