This is a professional, well put together booklet for learners to fill out during a lesson. Each session learners are to give themselves an objective and state what they plan to achieve. The booklet has an example, some ideas of what they could write and words they could use. This document gives learners a target as well as stretch and challenge tasks. This booklet will also show progression over 1 to 36 weeks. It is to the point and easy to fill in. I use this for a particular group of Carpentry learners that do not have a training booklet or any other proof of progression. Ideal for OFSTED and observations.

Here is everything learners need to know about drills. Produced mainly with Carpentry and Joinery Diploma learners in mind but will also be perfect for Plumbers, woodwork, resistant materials or most construction related topics. Includes a presentation with pictures, video, Q&A as well as activities with answers

Progress is the buzz word at the moment and has been for a while now. The main thing OFSTED, observers and practitioners want to witness is progression. This handy set of 7 slides are designed to cut and paste into your own presentations and act as a cross road in your session. Just pick a slide, add to your lesson to evident something has been learned.

This is an easy to use, professional and aesthetically pleasing CPD form for you to fill in. All schools and colleges specify that you take part in staff development and that you prove it. Many establishments state you should do 32 hours of CPD. No need to add up the hours yourself this form adds it up for you. Just keep this saved and add to it when you need to, print or email when needed. Looks great in a Record of Achievement folder when on a job interview.