On this course, you’ll gain an understanding of how computers work at a fundamental level. You’ll explore system architecture, along with how computers use binary and logic. Once you’ve examined the von Neumann model of computer architecture and the Fetch-Execute cycle, you’ll learn to...

Location
Duration	8 Hours
Fees	Free
Subsidy	Computing Subsidy up to - £0.00

Online, self-paced course. Participants can join and start this course at any time after the advertised date.This course explores key considerations of running a STEM club in the long term. It focusses on identifying the factors needed to support club progress and developing a club improvement plan that aids student...

Location	Online
Duration	9 Hours
Fees	From £30.00 + VAT. Fees can vary, see page for more details

Online, self-paced course. Participants can join and start this course at any time after the advertised date.This course will take you through the process of planning a school science, technology, engineering or maths club, from developing a proposal and setting objectives, to creating a marketing campaign, developing...

Location	Online
Duration	9 Hours
Fees	From £30.00 + VAT. Fees can vary, see page for more details

STEM Technicians FestivalSL637

A festival for school technicians to enjoy new aspects of science, technology and engineering in an amazing environment by presenters who are passionate about their subject. Over the day they will experience hands-on workshops, and listen and engage with presenters who have an expertise in their field.

Block based programming for KS3 computingCP237

Aligned with the Key Stage 3 Computing Programme of Study, this one-day course explores the fundamentals of programming using a block-based programming language. Led by an expert Professional Development Leader, you will learn how to program with EduBlocks, a platform similar to Scratch. You will also have the...

CERN UK Teacher Study VisitCERN24

Please note: both instances are now fully booked: please email Mark Langley (m.langley@stem.org.uk) to be placed on a reserve list. CERN is one of the world's most renowned research sites, home to the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) amongst a huge range of other scientific experiments, where the very nature of the...

New to teaching A Level Physics (Year 12 Only)SL555

Are you new to teaching A level physics? This course will support you with effective teaching and learning of year 12 content in A level physics. Common student misconceptions, the key substantive knowledge and practical techniques will be investigated, with lots of hands-on practice to hone your approach to...

New to teaching secondary engineeringSL488

This course provides a vital introduction to engineering for teachers who are new to the subject. The course will focus on the requirements of GCSE Engineering, but we will also explore how engineering can be embedded across Key Stage 3 and how to support further progression routes for your students.You will work with...

New to teaching A Level Chemistry (Year 12 Only)SL553

This course will support you with effective teaching and learning at the year 12 part of A level in chemistry. Common student misconceptions, the key substantive knowledge and practical techniques will be investigated, with lots of hands-on practice to hone your approach to student learning. If you're new to teaching...

Leading engineering within your secondary schoolSL487

The course gives you an opportunity to work with an experience engineering lead and outlines the elements that make up a good engineering programme, combining both practical teaching tips and ideas as well as enrichment and enhancement programmes. You will explore the range of external organisations that can help, as...

New to teaching A Level Chemistry (Year 13 Only)SL554

Are you new to teaching A level chemistry? Even for teachers with a chemistry background, we know it can be daunting to deliver for the first time. This course will support you with effective teaching and learning at the year 13 part of A level in chemistry. Common student misconceptions, the key substantive...

AI and Ethics in GCSE computer scienceCP427

Immerse yourself into the ethical considerations of Artificial Intelligence, what does it mean for your students both for their examinations but also in everyday life. You may have been amazed at the power of generative AI but is it all good? What considerations should your students think about? We take you through a...

Subject Knowledge for Physics Teaching: Waves, Matter & Space and Atomic PhysicsSK156

This intensive Subject Knowledge for Physics Teaching course for non-specialists covers three modules; Waves, Matter & Space, and Atomic Physics.Upskill your subject knowledge and pedagogy, building the tools to be a confident teacher of physics. Cover all KS3 and KS4 content including required practicals.Complete...

Technicians Christmas Cracker EventSL613

It’s Christmas!!!!!!This winter, you will encounter a variety of Christmas-themed sessions through both science and design & technology so invite your colleagues along to join in the Christmas fun. As always there will be a variety of scientific suppliers (hopefully in Christmas attire) you can chat to and...

Secondary BespokeSL298

We can support you in identifying the CPD support that you need, provide CPD activity directly from our programme of courses, or work with you to tailor the content to meet your requirements.