Coaching and Mentoring University of Hull

Overview

This is an excellent development opportunity for those working in a range of education-related settings. If you are involved in helping colleagues or students hone their skills, have a management or leadership role, or are seeking to enhance your skills to support career development, this course can support your journey.

You may be engaged in nurturing trainee teachers or those in the early career phase. Or you could be considering a career change, offering consultancy to school leaders and supporting their professional development. Working with experts in the field, this programme combines their and practice, making sure that your learning is based in real life contexts.

The School of Education has a strong track record of working across an extensive partnership of schools, charities, not-for-profit organisations and governmental and non-governmental organisations. This programme will appeal to those from a range of backgrounds, creating a community where diverse perspectives and experiences can enrich the learning of the whole group.

Through this MA Coaching and Mentoring from University of Hull , you'll be offered modules in both the daytime and evenings, so you can find a pattern of delivery that fits with your other commitments, whether you are working, volunteering or studying full time. In 2024-25 you can choose evening modules from: Coaching and Mentoring, Early Childhood, Leadership and Management or Social Justice and Community Engagement as well as the mandatory modules shared by all pathways.

Future prospects

• On this distinctive course, you'll explore the latest educational theories and concepts as well as the important issues and policies that shape the field. The best part? You won't just be building your knowledge, you'll also develop academic skills that will make you a valuable contributor to your chosen learning community.

• On earning your MA Coaching and Mentoring in Education degree, you could train to become a teacher, get into educational administration or even dive into research. But that's not all. You might find your calling working in education services in museums or arts organisations, educational publishing or policy development.