Teacher Manual

Introduction to the Teacher Role


Life as an ANGLO Teacher

Student Programme Overview
ANGLO student programmes last 13 or 14-nights for the majority of student groups. 
 The Academic programme spans 9 of these days for 14-night programmes, 8 for 13-night programmes. 
 The students are split into half: group A and group B - one group does lessons in the morning, the other in the afternoon, alternating each day. 
 Most ANGLO Teachers work for two back-to-back student programmes. 
 Here is the outline of a typical student programme from the perspective of an ANGLO Teacher: 
 Note that non-residential teachers aren't entitled to canteen meals on campus 
 14-Night Programme 
 
 
 
 Day 
 Course Day 
 Morning 
 Afternoon 
 Additional Notes 
 
 
 
 
 1 Wed 
 Induction 
 Induction Morning 
 Induction Afternoon 
 6-hour induction 
 
 
 2 Thu 
 1 
 Teaching: Group A 
 Teaching: Group B 
 Complete Class Needs Analysis 
 
 
 3 Fri 
 2 
 Teaching: Group B 
 Teaching: Group A 
   
 
 
 4 Sat 
 
 WEEKEND - No teaching 
   
 
 
 5 Sun 
 
 WEEKEND - No teaching 
   
 
 
 6 Mon 
 3 
 Teaching: Group A 
 Teaching: Group B 
 Lesson observations 
 
 
 7 Tue 
 4 
 Teaching: Group B 
 Teaching: Group A 
 Day 4 Evaluation 
 
 
 8 Wed 
 5 
 Teaching: Group A 
 Teaching: Group B 
 Submission of certificate grades & CPD 1 at 6pm 
 
 
 9 Thu 
 6 
 Teaching: Group B 
 Teaching: Group A 
   
 
 
 10 Fri 
 7 
 Teaching: Group A 
 Teaching: Group B 
   
 
 
 11 Sat 
 
 WEEKEND - No teaching 
   
 
 
 12 Sun 
 
 WEEKEND - No teaching 
   
 
 
 13 Mon 
 8 
 Teaching: Group B 
 Teaching: Group A 
 Day 8 Evaluation, Final Reports & CPD 2 at 6pm 
 
 
 14 Tue 
 9 
 Presentations & Certificate A 
 Presentations & Certificate B 
   
 
 
 Dep/Arr Wed 
 
 Arrival of new students (if subsequent intake) 
 
 
 
 
 13-Night Programme 
 
 
 
 Day 
 Course Day 
 Morning 
 Afternoon 
 Additional Notes 
 
 
 
 
 1 Tue 
 Induction 
 Induction Morning 
 Induction Afternoon 
 6-hour induction 
 
 
 2 Wed 
 1 
 Teaching: Group A 
 Teaching: Group B 
 Complete Class Needs Analysis 
 
 
 3 Thu 
 2 
 Teaching: Group B 
 Teaching: Group A 
   
 
 
 4 Fri 
 3 
 Teaching: Group A 
 Teaching: Group B 
 Lesson observations 
 
 
 5 Sat 
 
 WEEKEND - No teaching 
   
 
 
 6 Sun 
 
 
 
 
 
 7 Mon 
 4 
 Teaching: Group B 
 Teaching: Group A 
 Day 4 Evaluation & CPD 1 at 6pm 
 
 
 8 Tue 
 5 
 Teaching: Group A 
 Teaching: Group B 
 Submission of certificate grades & CPD 2 at 6pm 
 
 
 9 Wed 
 6 
 Teaching: Group B 
 Teaching: Group A 
   
 
 
 10 Thu 
 7 
 Teaching: Group A 
 Teaching: Group B 
 Day 7 Evaluation, Final Reports 
 
 
 11 Fri 
 8 
 Presentations & Certificates ALL 
 
 
 
 
 12 Sat 
 
 WEEKEND - No teaching, students are in London 
   
 
 
 13 Sun 
 
 WEEKEND - No teaching, students are in London 
 
 
 
 14 Mon 
 
 No teaching, students are in London 
   
 
 
 Dep/Arr Wed 
 
 Arrival of new students (if subsequent intake) 
 
 
 
 
 Sample programmes for each ANGLO centre can be found on our website

Typical Day
Every day is split into three periods: morning, afternoon, and evening. 
 Teaching takes place only in the mornings and afternoons. 
 There are also three meals: breakfast, lunch and dinner. Meals are provided for residential teachers. Non-residential teachers arrive after breakfast and leave before dinner. 
 Here is an overview of a typical weekday at an ANGLO centre: 
 
 
 
 Period 
 Approx. Timings 
 Duty 
 
 
 
 
 Breakfast 
 7:30 - 8:40 
 Residential only: Breakfast in the university canteen 
 
 
 Morning 
 9am - 1pm 
 Morning teaching session 
 
 
 Lunch 
 1pm - 2pm 
 Residential only: Lunch in the university canteen (packed on weekends) 
 
 
 Afternoon 
 2pm - 6pm* 
 
 Afternoon teaching session 
 *7pm on two occasions for CPD sessions 
 
 
 
 Dinner 
 6:30 - 7:30pm 
 Residential only: Dinner in the university canteen 
 
 
 Evening 
 
 No work. Residential teachers are free to spend time on or off campus 
 
 
 
 Read more about the structure of teaching sessions on the Teaching Hub