No. Many years ago we managed a collaboration with Anglia Ruskin to run a 10 week accredited course, which was one day a week with an option to gain credits if participants completed a written assignment. However, Anglia removed their support when realised that both LSA's and teachers were attending - they couldn't offer post graduate credits to those who hadn't done a degree or were not a teacher. I would be interested if anyone in the PD Net community has.

I did a post grad in AT through the ACE centre and Manchester met but I don't think they run it anymore. And yes, undergrad needed as prerequisite.

I would be interested in finding a route into developing a PI Qualification as it seems unfair that PI Teachers don't always get the same recognition as HI and VI teachers. PI do not seem to have anyway of obtaining a QT of PI certification. Yet they are working just has hard and are just as important in my opinion.

Thanks all. I am going to be looking into this in more detail next year if anyone would be interested in brainstorming ideas possibly in term 6?