Posts about Learner Stories

“I would encourage other health providers to invest in the education of their staff. Health is a limited resource, so any opportunity to improve someone[…]

“Our family didn’t use their intellect, for work we dug holes and did heavy lifting. But I knew there was more for me.” Anaru encourages[…]

“It’s about improving the quality of your service.” Felicity took on a new role developing and delivering an education programme for her employer, Nelson Marlborough[…]

“The ATT4 course got me thinking about the different learning styles of people on my courses.” Swimming New Zealand (SNZ) North Island Aquatic Education and[…]

“I was terrified to start this course. But it turned out to be so much fun.” In the area where I work, we train people[…]

“It’s helped me be more reflective on the sessions I deliver and how I can improve, especially when I’m preparing my own teaching material.” Toakase[…]

“I’m definitely more aware of taking a learner-centred approach and what inclusiveness really means in a learning context.” Faye works with mental-health presenters and says,[…]

“The teachers we deliver to contribute to the discussion, it’s their knowledge that we’re utilising.” Sheree was very pleased to have the opportunity to complete[…]

“I’m able to identify strategies and implement practices like kinaesthetic learning.” Afele is a Health and Safety (H&S) Inspector with WorkSafe. He and his colleague[…]

“Having to be in the students’ shoes was a really good experience for us.” When Jessica completed the ATT4 programme, she was a Teaching Advisor.[…]