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, innovative teaching and learning spaces, and a whole range of new, flexible learning models. This is an exciting time for the University, and we are now looking to appoint a Learning and Digital Support
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of such accessibility. WGU’s Active Learning Framework (ALF) will form the basis of all curriculum developments. This innovative learning blend helps to ensure that students access their teaching and learning in the ways
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passionate about providing contemporary evidence-based nursing practice? Do you want to contribute to the learning and teaching of the next generation of Nurses? Have we got your attention? An opportunity has
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Registered Nurse that is passionate about providing contemporary evidence-based nursing practice? Do you want to contribute to the learning and teaching of the next generation of Nurses? Have we got your
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- 22.2 hours a week Are you a Registered Nurse that is passionate about providing contemporary evidence-based nursing practice? Do you want to contribute to the learning and teaching of the next generation
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Nurse that is passionate about providing contemporary evidence-based nursing practice? Do you want to contribute to the learning and teaching of the next generation of Nurses? Have we got your attention
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student-focused institution that places great emphasis on its quality of learning teaching and student experience. We are a vibrant and diverse University located in Wrexham, North East Wales. Our
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undergraduate SALT education in North Wales? Translate your passion for Welsh Language and Culture into learning and teaching that inspires? The successful applicant will provide learning, teaching and assessment
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and Language undergraduate education in North Wales? Translate your passion for Welsh Language and Culture into learning and teaching that inspires? The successful applicant will provide learning
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context appropriate to the Built Environment subject area. To discuss this opportunity further, please contact Dr Gareth Carr at [email protected] Interviews and a ten-minute ‘micro-teach’ will