Course duration: 15 hours
Who is it for? For both newly qualified academic teachers and experienced practitioners, the course aims to provide participants with a toolkit of practical techniques and tips to take away and use in the classroom.
Delivery type: Delivered using the Hyflex format in person and via MS Teams: synchronous video sessions + asynchronous tasks and discussions. As the class takes a Hyflex format, participants can choose to attend in person, synchronously online or asynchronously online.
Tutors: Dr Aeddan Shaw, Dr Marcin Kleban, prof. UJ
Language: English
Dates: 14, 21, 28 November & 5, 12 December 2025
Time: 9:30–12:00
Place: Collegium Paderevianum, 9A Mickiewicza Street, Room 401
Spots available: 20
Registration: via form [FORMS: https://forms.office.com/e/BvReM8JM8g]
Topics:
- Classroom management & motivation
- Contemporary methods of academic teaching
- Teaching with technology & active learning
- Assessment
- AI and teaching
Aims:
- To provide participants with a toolkit of practical methods for teaching at tertiary level
- To practice planning and designing courses based around a competence framework
- To provide an overview of feedback and assessment types and techniques
For participants to obtain some best practices of using technology in the classroom
Sylabus - link
Academic Course in Teaching - ACT
Tutors: Dr Aeddan Shaw, Dr Marcin Kleban, prof. UJ
Language: English
Dates: 24 April & 8, 15, 22, 29 May 2026
Time: 10:00–12:30
Place: Collegium Paderevianum 2, 9B Mickiewicza Street, Room 201
Spots available: 20
Registration: via form (FORMS)
Course duration: 15 hours
Who is it for? For both newly qualified academic teachers and experienced practitioners, the course aims to provide participants with a toolkit of practical techniques and tips to take away and use in the classroom. Priority for enrollment in the course will be given to individuals for whom Polish is not their native language.
Topics:
- Classroom management & motivation
- Contemporary methods of academic teaching
- Teaching with technology & active learning
- Assessment
- AI and teaching
Aims:
- To provide participants with a toolkit of practical methods for teaching at tertiary level
- To practice planning and designing courses based around a competence framework
- To provide an overview of feedback and assessment types and techniques
- For participants to obtain some best practices of using technology in the classroom
Sylabus: link