Principles of Technical and Vocational Pedagogy

Become a better vocational teacher by using principles that underpin teaching excellence in vocational subjects

This concise book establishes eight evidence-based pedagogical principles that will improve teaching and learning in technical and vocational education and training (TVET). This book has been developed because teaching practice pedagogies are often built around the transfer of knowledge within a classroom setting. However, in TVET there are additional delivery settings (such as workshops) and an additional need for learners to develop fluency in skills that will ultimately be performed in the real world.

The principles in this book cover concepts such as the deconstruction of complex skills, demonstration, guided performance, feedback and assessment. It  captures a modern approach to teaching and learning in TVET and includes plenty of real case studies, across a range of subjects and levels, of how these principles can work in practice.

  • A key text for teachers, curriculum managers and senior leaders in schools and further education
  • Relevant to all vocational subjects and qualifications, including but not limited to T Levels, V Levels, apprenticeships, BTECs, AAQs, Cambridge Nationals and City & Guilds qualifications.

£18.99

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About the authors:

Dr Dan Williams
Senior Lecturer in FE Initial Teacher Education and Lead for Teaching, Learning and Assessment within the Institute of Education & Skills at the University of Derby.

Dan has worked in education since 2008, progressing from lecturer in sport to supporting teacher development as an Advanced Practitioner and Teaching and Learning Coach across FE colleges. He joined the University of Derby in 2016 as Programme Leader for FE ITE and, under his leadership, the programme achieved an Outstanding Ofsted rating in 2024 — the largest and most diverse provider in the UK to do so. Dan holds a PhD in Education, serves as a member of the DfE’s Expert Advisory Group for FE ITE and Early Career Support, is Editor of the ETF’s InTuition journal, and has held senior sector roles with ETF.

Mike Tyler
University of Worcester Senior Lecturer in ITE (Further Education & Skills)

Mike began his teaching career in secondary education before moving into Further Education in 2010, where he spent over a decade teaching sport and completing a master’s in the sociology of sport. He has also held roles in professional development and quality improvement, including BTEC National Examiner for Sport.

Now a Senior Lecturer in ITE (FE and Skills) at the University of Worcester, Mike designed and leads the university’s Diploma in Teaching. A Fellow of Advance HE and member of SET, he is passionate about developing excellent teaching practice – and is also a proud BBC Pointless winner.

Dan and Mike also co-authored (with Kayte Haselgrove) Teaching in Further Education and Skills: Concept to Classroom.

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Weight 0.178 kg