In line with the advice and guidance from the Scottish and UK Governments, we have paused all Professional Learning and Leadership activity. We have prepared a set of frequently asked questions which we hope will answer some of the questions you may have at this time. We will update these with additional information as we have it.
Read our FAQs.
The Education Scotland Professional Learning and Leadership Directorate has the strategic responsibility for ensuring high quality professional learning for educators across Scotland.
Find out more about Education Scotland.
We’ve collated our learning activities into a secure account area for you to access with confidence. Activities are written by a diverse team to include teachers, academics, policy makers, colleagues in Education Scotland, national organisations and recognised experts in their field.
All activities are mapped to the GTCS and SCCC standards.
If you want to work with us to write a new learning activity, or you would like to suggest new material, please get in touch.
Education Scotland runs leadership learning programmes for educators in Scotland. We also endorse high quality learning programmes from external providers. Information on all these learning opportunities can be found on our Programmes page.
You can find out more about the professional learning programmes and opportunities offered by the team in our prospectus. Or for specific information on different leadership level programmes, download leaflets focusing on teacher leadership, middle leadership and school leadership.
Additional information about endorsement and quality assurance can be found in the learning providers section.
Our Stakeholder Forum is a strategic group that provides guidance, support and information to the Professional Learning and Leadership Directorate, to aid the delivery of our strategic objectives.
The purpose of the Stakeholder Forum is to:
The Forum includes representatives from:
We’re keen to provide you with relevant and appropriate content that offers the latest opinion, thought pieces and case studies. In order to keep the conversation going, we’ll be publishing regular articles featuring news, announcements and events from our team, Education Scotland staff as well as from selected contributors.
The resources, views and examples you’ll find within our blog meet our editorial standards, however they will represent the diversity of culture and experience within our empowered education system.
If you’re interested in writing for our blog, get in touch.