History teachers keen to develop their subject knowledge will want to take a look at this affordable, yet comprehensive CPD offer…
The HA’s history-specific CPD empowers teachers to excel, elevating the profile of history within their schools and beyond. Carefully crafted, based on research and school feedback, our CPD delivers high-quality professional development tailored to real training needs.
1. Subject-specific CPD
The Historical Association’s CPD is tailored to support teachers at every career stage – from early career teachers to experienced leaders – covering areas such as pedagogy, curriculum, department management, Ofsted preparation and subject knowledge development.
The HA’s subject-specific CPD ensures that each school’s unique needs are met. Generic CPD can make it difficult for teachers to address specific challenges in the history classroom, but the HA’s programmes offer solutions directly relevant to history educators.
For more details of the current CPD on offer from the HA, visit history.org.uk/go/whatson
2. Support from trusted experts
The HA is the leading provider of history-specific CPD, offering schools tailored support to elevate history teaching. Investing in subject-specific CPD refines teaching practices, boosts teacher confidence and ensures pupils receive the best possible history education.
The HA’s CPD helps teachers create engaging, purposeful lessons that align with school development goals. From informative resources and reading materials to engaging conferences, our programmes provide high-quality learning experiences that will directly benefit both teachers and students.
Whether you’re a newly qualified teacher or a senior leader, this training builds the confidence and expertise necessary to deliver impactful history lessons. Schools that invest in subject-specific CPD foster a culture of excellence, helping teachers develop the skills to engage their students and meet diverse learning needs.
3. Reliable guidance from seasoned practitioners
The HA’s CPD is led by experienced history educators with a wealth of expertise across various roles. Trainers bring extensive knowledge and years of evolving thought on key issues in history education – insights shaped by the extensive knowledge shared from the journal Teaching History.
This extensive knowledge base ensures that participants receive tailored advice, mentoring and practical insights to address real-world challenges. Whatever the issue, HA practitioners offer solutions that can be directly applied to your classroom and curriculum.
“Schools that invest in subject-specific CPD foster a culture of excellence.”
4. Flexible delivery methods
Historical Association CPD is designed to fit around the busy schedules of teachers with various training methods available – including live webinars and recordings, one-day in-person courses, on-demand options and longer immersive programmes, like the Subject Leader Development Programme. Networking opportunities provide ongoing peer support on the immersive programmes.
The HA’s CPD adapts to the needs of history teachers, making it easy to stay engaged without disrupting your day-today responsibilities. To view the methods and programmes on offer, visit history.org.uk/go/secondarycpd24.
5. Genuine impact
Earn professional accreditation and certificates upon completing HA history-specific CPD, highlighting your development. More importantly, bring lasting, impactful changes to your classroom that will benefit your students and enhance your school’s history provision.
Prioritising subject-specific CPD in meetings is crucial for meaningful improvement, despite the many administrative demands faced by schools.
For more information, call 0300 100 0223, email enquiries@history.org.uk or visit history.org.uk
- Benefit from CPD delivered by a trusted organisation with over 100 years of expertise in history education, offering high-quality, subject-specific training at an affordable cost
- Access a full CPD calendar, including our highly commended Subject Leader Development Programme
- Delivered by experienced experts and professionals who are either current class teachers, school leaders or teacher trainers
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