Information and links to training and resources as well as routes to accreditation for your teaching Courses, training & workshopsDeveloping as a new teacherNew teaching experiences can be exciting but daunting! Whether you’re approaching your first tutorial, lecturing for the first time or taking on your first course organisation or personal tutoring role IAD can help.Developing as a new teacherSupport for your teaching at IAD - videosTeaching & Learning resourcesLinks to information and resources on teaching and learning, from University of Edinburgh and external organisations.Teaching & Learning resourcesTeaching MattersTeaching Matters is the University of Edinburgh’s website, blog and podcast for debate about learning and teaching, for sharing ideas and approaches to teaching, and for showcasing our successes, including academic colleagues who are leading the way in delivering brilliant teaching.Teaching MattersTeaching Matters blogUniversity of Edinburgh Learning & Teaching conferenceGaining accreditationGaining accreditation allows you time to focus on where and how to develop the elements of teaching in your role. It also helps to create a common language across the organisation demonstrating your passion and engagement to teaching as well as support you apply for new roles. When considering the different accredited routes available, consider choosing a route that suits your experience, time you have to commit to accreditation and what time learning method suits you. For example do you prefer to learn in your own time, or attend workshops?Going through any accreditation or professional registration processes provides you with a good understanding of recording and planning continuous professional development.Accrediting your teaching experience This article was published on Thursday 17 November 2022
