CS1 Certificate in Evidence-informed Practice Volume Purchase
Suitable for: Teachers, school leaders and others supporting teaching and teacher development (including school-based mentors and teacher educators).
The Certificate in Evidence-Informed Practice will support you to explore what it means to become evidence-informed. Throughout the unit, you’ll develop your understanding of how to find trustworthy research, critically engage with evidence, and apply research findings to improve teaching and learning.
You’ll explore key areas of educational research, including how pupils learn, curriculum, feedback and their implications for practice. You’ll also have the opportunity to engage with current educational debates before submitting an assessment response on a debate of your choice.
We offer four cohorts throughout the year, giving you the flexibility to start your learning at a time that suits you. Please see the enrolment deadlines and cohort start dates below.
Cohort: Autumn, Enrol by: 7th October 2026, Cohort begins: 12th October 2026
Cohort: Winter, Enrol by: 18th November 2026, Cohort begins: 23rd November 2026
Cohort: Spring, Enrol by: 27th January 2027, Cohort begins: 1st February 2027
Cohort: Summer, Enrol by: 21st April 2027, Cohort begins: 26th April 2027
£109.00
How long should it take to complete this assessment unit?
Approx. 3 months.
Available credits towards Chartered Status:
10
Estimated study time:
We estimate that there are 6 hours of learning for the core content and up to 6 hours of independent study needed to work towards assessment submission. Some participants may undertake further independent activity through the resources provided and as such this may increase the time spent.
What does the Certificate in Evidence-informed Practice include?
The certificate includes a variety of learning content across various research topics relevant to teaching practice. It utilises a variety of written, audio, video and interactive activities, such as quizzes, polls and discussions to support your learning
What does the assessment cover?
The assessment consists of a Written Debate Task, of around 1500 words. We will provide you with four topic areas to choose from, alongside full guidance, key reading lists and exemplars.
You will have the opportunity to select one debate topic that holds most relevance for you and your practice or perhaps the one you feel you’d really enjoy debating!
