The Pedagogic Potential of Craftwork
This course is for those who want to expand their understanding of therapeutic crafts and their contributions to human development, along with their inter-relationship to the other fields of practice.
It is open to all staff but especially recommended for Education Health and Care managers, craft tutors, and those engaged with the Practical Skills Therapeutic Education experience for RMT students. It will develop and further explore your use of craftwork as a pedagogic tool to support student behaviours, and facilitate educational and personal development for learners.
Faculty
Matt Briggs MSc (course lead), Alan Ellsmore, Julie Woods MSc, Felix Kary
Course information and application
*One-week intensive external course fee: £500
Two-year internal course for RMT staff: no fee (apply via the CPD process)
To book, please contact info@rmlt.org.uk
Venues and dates:
Venues and dates:
Freeman College Sterling Works, Sheffield S1 2NG
28 Sep; 19 Oct; 23–25 Oct; 23 Nov; 7 Dec; 25 Jan; 8 Feb; 12–14 Feb; 14 Mar; 9–11 Apr; 9 May (VC); 16 May (VC); 23 May (VC); 24 May; 6 June (VC)
Glasshouse College Stourbridge DY8 4HF
30 Oct–1 Nov; 18–20 Dec; 12–14 Feb; 2–4 Apr; 9 May (VC); 16 May (VC); 23 May (VC); 24 May; 6 June (VC)
Ruskin Mill College The Fisheries, Horsley GL6 0PL
27 Oct; 31 Oct–2 Nov; 9 Feb; 13–15 Feb; 3–5 Apr; 8 Apr; 9 May (VC); 16 May (VC); 23 May (VC); 24 May; 3 June; 6 June (VC)
One-week intensive course (open to external participants)
15–19 July (Choose from the above venues on application)
* We will also be running an intensive week for RMT school staff, 22–26 July
Creating a pit forge with clay
Matt Briggs, course lead