EIS Learning Representatives
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The Role of LRs | Training of LRs | Become an LR | Comments from Accredited LRs
The Role of LRs | Training of LRs | Become an LR | Comments from Accredited LRs
The Role of LRs | Training of LRs | Become an LR | Comments from Accredited LRs

EIS Learning Representatives

Existing Learning Reps

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Comments from Accredited Multi-Establishment LRs

Karen Farrell“I enjoyed training to become a Learning Representative and finding out about opportunities open to EIS members in relation to their Continual Professional Development. I am now looking forward to sharing this information by giving advice and supporting my colleagues in planning their own future career.”

Karen Farrell, LR Clackmannanshire

 

“My focus as a Learning Representative is on supporting teachers to allow them to gain access to high quality CPD opportunities. These CPD opportunities can involve formal courses leading to Chartered Teacher status or dealing with the award of SQH. I encourage teachers to take a responsibility for their own CPD.”

Henry Kilgour, LR South Lanarkshire

 

“The function of the Learning Representative is to assemble and circulate information about CPD opportunities. I consider that the essential assistance we provide is to offer practical advice, which inspires confidence to expand skills. What makes this position enjoyable is encouraging and supporting colleagues through lifelong learning”.

David Thomson, LR Renfrewshire

The Educational Institute of Scotland , 46 Moray Place, Edinburgh EH3 6BH
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