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I do something similar to yourself for all age ranges. Three thoughts; as someone else said dial back what you expect to get through. My second thought is sort
by p0d 5y ago
I do something similar to yourself for all age ranges. Three thoughts; as someone else said dial back what you expect to get through. My second thought is sort of related to the first. Don't underestimate the level of insecurity you may encounter. Set your students up to succeed i.e. don't brain melt them so much that they feel rubbish about themselves.
Finally, if you do good work be pleased with yourself. The government money meets unrealistic business expectations for short term training is not a new story :-)
- solresol 5y agoI've been teaching courses of this nature for about 25 years now, but usually they have been for employees improving their own skills in an existing job. This is one of the first times I have been teaching a quick course where there is an "internship" at the end of it. I know I can drop content out (and how much time it will save); I also know how scared many of the students are.