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Programme Overview

The NCETM, Maths Hubs and the AMSP work together to provide a seamless professional development offer for teachers of maths. The Maths Hub Work Groups and Programmes are available across England, supporting teachers to develop specialist knowledge, strengthen pedagogy and collaborate with colleagues from local schools and colleges.

  • Choose from three level 3 maths programmes: New to Teaching Core Maths, Developing Core Maths Pedagogy, and Developing A level Pedagogy.
  • Collaborate with teachers from local schools and colleges to discuss, plan, trial and evaluate teaching approaches.
  • Build confidence, deepen subject knowledge and support students’ progression in Core Maths and A level Mathematics.

To sign up for a Work Group or Programme, teachers can follow the relevant programme link and click on the register/apply button.

Benefits of the Programme

Develop Specialist Knowledge

Build confidence and deepen your understanding of Core Maths or A level Mathematics teaching through structured professional development.

Strengthen Classroom Practice

Explore effective approaches to teaching, planning and evaluation, with opportunities to trial ideas between sessions.

Collaborate Across Schools and Colleges

Work with teachers from local schools and colleges to share practice, reflect on learning and support ongoing improvement.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Your common questions and concerns answered

The Work Groups and Programmes are for teachers of level 3 maths, including those teaching Core Maths and A level Mathematics. Some programmes are designed for teachers who are new to teaching Core Maths, while others are aimed at more experienced teachers.

Sessions run across England. Please visit the Maths Hub pages to find out more.

You can sign up by following the relevant programme link and clicking on the registration button.

There are three programmes to choose from: New to Teaching Core Maths, Developing Core Maths Pedagogy and Developing A level Pedagogy.

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