Overview of how to seek accreditation for your teaching and support on offer at Edinburgh. Seeking accreditation for your teaching: Developing your teaching can lead towards Higher Education Academy (HEA) accreditation. There are several different routes tutors and demonstrators can follow to seek HEA accreditation for teaching at Edinburgh. 1. Introduction to Academic Practice (IntroAP) This is an IAD course accredited by the HEA at Associate level. It runs twice a year and lasts for one semester. There are information sessions about this course throughout the year to find out more about the course. Detailed information for the Introduction to Academic Practice is found here: Introduction to Academic Practice: more information 2. Edinburgh Teaching Award (EdTA) This is a portfolio route with a mentor. Detailed information about the EdTA, what it involves and how you sign up is found here: Edinburgh Teaching Award - more information 3. Direct application for accreditation to the Higher Education Academy (HEA) You can make a direct application to the Higher Education Academy via their Experienced Route. Find out more on the HEA website. HEA direct application route What else can you do to develop your teaching? Our resources page offers help for thinking about how you can reflect upon, review, and develop your teaching. IAD resources on tutoring and demonstrating All queries about University-wide matters related to tutoring and demonstrating can be addressed to: Tutors and demonstrators: further queries and contact details Contact details Email: iad.tutdem@ed.ac.uk Related links Edinburgh's CPD Framework: Learning and Teaching This article was published on 2024-02-26