Biology SKE Course at Aardvark SKE (Self-funded)
A biology Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course, often referred to as a refresher course, is designed to equip graduates with the necessary knowledge to embark on a teacher training position in biology. At Aardvark SKE, we offer 100% online biology SKE courses, specializing in this approach and boasting a proven track record with numerous universities and SCITTs.
Our biology SKE course commenced in January 2016, providing students with a comprehensive exploration of essential biology topics taught at GCSE level in UK schools, along with optional A-level units.
What sets our courses apart is their bespoke nature, allowing each student to follow a tailored pathway through the course material. With guidance from qualified biology teachers, students are directed towards the most relevant units in preparation for Initial Teacher Training (ITT). At Aardvark SKE, we take pride in offering a personalized, engaging, and practical learning experience, surpassing the expectations typically associated with online SKE courses.
If you're interested in completing a biology SKE course with us, please request an application form, and a member of our team will be in touch promptly.
Please note that our SKE courses are exclusively tailored for pre-ITT students holding a conditional offer to complete a PGCE/School Direct teacher training program.
Popular biology SKE units include:
- Cells and Specialised Cells
- Movement of Substances
- Enzymes in Digestion
- Respiratory System
- Circulatory System
- Reproduction, Variation, and Inheritance
- Excretion and the Kidney
- Homeostasis in biology
- Nervous System
- Immune System
- Plants
- Interdependence
General Contact Information for Biology SKE
E: office.biology.ske@gmail.com
The above units cover a range of topics, spanning both GCSE and A-level biology levels or a combination of both. The aim of our biology SKE course is to equip students with the confidence and knowledge to effectively teach biology in the classroom as they progress through their training to become biology teachers.
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