Strategies to ensure learning sticks

Join us for an enlightening one-hour webinar, “Strategies to Ensure Learning Sticks,” facilitated by Jai Sharda, former HMI and seasoned educator. This exclusive webinar, free for FIN members, promises to be an invaluable resource for quality leads and nominees planning and quality assuring the effectiveness of teaching methodologies.

Jai Sharda brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the table, drawing from his background as an HMI and his current role as an inspector. With a profound passion for teaching, Jai will delve into the crucial aspect of ensuring the longevity of learning outcomes. He emphasises the significance of focusing on impact, highlighting the impact of interleaving as a technique developing newly acquired skills and knowledge to leave a lasting imprint on long-term memory.

Drawing upon both Ofsted research findings and his professional experiences, Jai will guide participants through a diverse array of proven and highly successful strategies. These strategies have been meticulously crafted to optimise learning retention and foster meaningful educational experiences. Whether you’re involved in delivering Adult Education Budget (AEB) programs or group sessions within full time education or Apprenticeships Jai will provide invaluable guidance and practical tips.

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain insights from a respected industry expert and elevate your teaching practices. Register now to secure your spot in this transformative webinar experience.

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Facilitator: Jai Sharda

Jai is an experienced further education and skills practitioner. He has 14 years’ experience in FE, initially as a lecturer in social science, law and ESOL for several FE and HE institutions, followed by roles as head of department, quality manager and director of planning and quality in a large college in the Midlands. Jai has also taught at undergraduate level for the Open University and acted as an external moderator for Access to HE programmes. He joined the Adult Learning Inspectorate as a lead inspector in 2002 and moved over to Ofsted as an HMI from 2007 to 2019. Jai has led and assisted on inspections of FE colleges, community learning and skills, independent learning providers and prisons. Jai left Ofsted in 2019 and currently works as a freelance consultant to the further education and skills sector. Adult Learning Improvement Network
Jai Sharda
Quality Improvement Advisor