Live Online Professional Development in Mathematics

Innovative courses to enable teachers to teach A level Mathematics and A level Further Mathematics with confidence.

The online sessions aim both to cover subject content common to all current specifications and to facilitate the exchange of teaching ideas between the teachers involved. Rather than attending a one or two day course away from school/college, delegates will use the software Elluminate to meet weekly on-line.

For further information about live online PD courses please download our flyer

information about FMSP LOPD courses

Courses staring in Summer 2010

There are two long courses, M2 and L3 Engineering Diploma Unit 8: Mathematical Techniques and Applications for Engineers and three short courses, Calculus & Hyperbolic functions for A2 Further Mathematics, Polar Coordinates and Power Series for A2 Further Mathematics and Matrices for A2 Further Mathematics staring after Easter 2010. For full information please click below.

information for M2

information for Principal Learning for the Level 3 Engineering Diploma Unit 8: Mathematical Techniques and Applications for Engineers

information for Calculus and Hyperbolic Functions for A2 Further Mathematics

information for Polar Coordinates and Power Series for A2 Further Mathematics

information for Matrices for A2 Further Mathematics

Long courses

Long courses have approximately 10 hours contact time with a tutor and a small group of teachers. There are ten long courses currently available: FP1, M1, M2, D1, D2, S1, S2, AS Core Mathematics, A2 Core Mathematics, Maths for L3 Diploma (Eng.). Dates, deadlines and information about the long courses that are scheduled for Autumn 2010 will be available in June 2010.

Short courses

Short courses have approximately 5 hours contact time with a tutor and a small group of teachers. There are seven short courses that cover topics from the A2 Further Pure Mathematics modules. To find out which of the short courses are relevant for your examination specification , please click here:

Mapping of short courses to FM modules

Dates, deadlines and information about the short courses that are scheduled for Autumn 2010 will be available in June 2010.

If there is are any courses that interest you but are not in the list of courses scheduled then it still may be possible to meet your request, please get in touch.

Application Forms

Click here for

long course application form,

short course application form

For more information about any of these courses, please contact

Sharon Tripconey or Sue de Pomerai

Application forms should be emailed to Valerie Algar

Edited SDP 09/03/10