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To help make the transition to the new English specifications run as smoothly as possible, we'll be holding a number of events that will provide you with useful and detailed information to ensure you're 2010 ready.
Get 2010 ready – places still available book now
- Preparing to teach meetings – start in April 2010, and give in-depth advice and support for teaching GCSE English.
These full-day courses will be delivered by AQA’s senior English examiners and will focus on the teaching of skills, in particular:
- options for course planning and approaches to the new unitised structure
- guidance on Controlled Assessment, including exemplar answers
- new content such as the Spoken Language Study in English Language
- poetry, particularly the examination questions and using the Anthology to support your teaching.
You will also:
- receive free resources including assessment material, candidate answers with examiner commentary and planning grids
- have the opportunity to ask questions, network and exchange ideas with other English teachers.
Events that have taken place
- 2010 Ready Conferences – October 2009
Our conferences offered delegates a unique opportunity to find out about the changes to GCSE English and attend workshops on poetry, spoken language study or creative writing. Find out more about our conferences.
- Launch meetings – offered valuable insights into the changes to GCSE English and our fresh new approaches to the things you love. Find out more.
These full-day courses will be delivered by AQA’s senior English examiners and will focus on the teaching of skills, in particular:
- options for course planning and approaches to the new unitised structure
- guidance on Controlled Assessment, including exemplar answers
- new content such as the Spoken Language Study in English Language
- poetry, particularly the examination questions and using the Anthology to support your teaching.
You will also:
- receive free resources including assessment material, candidate answers with examiner commentary and planning grids
- have the opportunity to ask questions, network and exchange ideas with other English teachers.
Our conferences offered delegates a unique opportunity to find out about the changes to GCSE English and attend workshops on poetry, spoken language study or creative writing. Find out more about our conferences.