Our A level Problem Solving Teacher Conference is back for 2025! This one-day professional development conference is designed to support teachers of AS/A level Mathematics and Further Mathematics.
Conference Overview
The A level Problem-Solving Teacher Conference is the perfect opportunity for teachers looking for ways to develop their students’ problem-solving skills. You’ll discover creative and practical ways to support your students with everything from university admissions tests to those more general “Where do I even start?” moments. Plus, you’ll get the opportunity to network and share ideas with like-minded colleagues teaching the same content as you.
This conference is suitable for any teacher who is currently teaching AS/A level Mathematics or Further Mathematics or those who expect to do so in the near future.
Conference Content
Our A level Problem Solving Teacher Conference will explore interesting and stimulating ways of embedding higher-level problem-solving skills in the classroom. You’ll consider strategies for raising student aspirations, including by creating a safe environment for students to attempt challenging questions. There’ll be a range of sessions exploring topics such as demystifying probability, solving problems with pictures and writing mathematics.
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This conference will be held in London on 14 March. Don’t worry if you can’t make this date; it will run again on 11 July, but this time in Manchester.
This course is free of charge for teachers from English state-funded schools, colleges and academies. Teachers from independent schools and non-English schools may apply, but places will only be granted if there is availability. Subsidies are also available for teachers working in a TSMA, you can find out more information on our subsidies page.
Other Support
You may also be interested in other professional development, including our Subject Knowledge Live courses or Extended Professional Development courses. These are both designed for teachers of AS/A level Mathematics or Further Mathematics.