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TEACHER TRAINING.

Opportunities for teachers to continue professional development via online and in-person CPD courses

Enhance your classroom skills with our wide range of teacher training opportunities, available in person and online. Our CPDs, led by expert Globe Practitioners, will help you build a practical toolkit for engaging students in their study of Shakespeare, and develop socially conscious approaches to his plays. Choose from our publicly available workshops or work with us to develop a bespoke solution for your department or school.

UNLOCK OUR PRODUCTIONS

Delve deeper into the plays currently on our stages with our production-focussed CPD sessions, which include a ticket to see the play.

EXPLORE KEY TEXTS

Our Key Text CPDs focus on some of the most popular plays studied at Key Stage 4 and 5. Join us in person or online, and equip yourself with practical tools to enhance your teaching. 

Key Stage 4

For teachers working with 14-16 year olds

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Continuing Professional Development: Teaching The Merchant of Venice at Key Stage 4

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Learn new skills in this online workshop, designed for secondary teachers with a particular focus on KS4. The session will offer exciting and creative techniques you can use to explore the play’s context, study key moments of the text in performance, and facilitate students’ analysis of the production. 
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Continuing Professional Development: Teaching Macbeth at KS4

Bankside
Learn how to use practical rehearsal room techniques to enliven and deepen your students' understanding of the play's characters, context, themes and imagery, and develop their critical thinking skills.
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Online Continuing Professional Development: Teaching Macbeth at Key Stage 4

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Learn new skills in this online workshop, designed for secondary teachers with a particular focus on KS4. The session will offer exciting and creative techniques you can use to explore the play’s context, study key moments of the text in performance, and facilitate students’ analysis of the production. 
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Continuing Professional Development: Teaching Romeo and Juliet at KS4: In Person or Online

Bankside
Join this interactive session to enhance your classroom teaching of Shakespeare’s famous tragedy at Key Stage 4. This is a hybrid event – choose to attend in-person at Shakespeare’s Globe or online via Zoom.
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Online Continuing Professional Development: Teaching Romeo and Juliet at KS4

At Home
Join this interactive session to enhance your classroom teaching of Shakespeare’s epic tragedy at Key Stage 4. This is an online event hosted on Zoom.
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CPD: Teaching Macbeth at KS4: In Person or Online

Bankside
Join this interactive session to enhance your classroom teaching of Shakespeare’s epic tragedy at Key Stage 4. This is a hybrid event – choose to attend in-person at Shakespeare’s Globe or online via Zoom.
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Continuing Professional Development: Teaching Romeo and Juliet at KS4

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Join this Continuous Professional Development session on Shakespeare’s famous tragedy, Romeo and Juliet, to enhance your teaching in the classroom.
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Key Stage 5

For teachers working with 16-18 year olds

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CPD: Teaching Othello at Key Stage 5 | Shakespeare's Globe

Bankside
Join this practical session to enhance your classroom teaching of Shakespeare’s powerful tragedy at Key Stage 5. This is an in-person event at Shakespeare’s Globe, including tour.
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Key Themes

Join us in person or online for a focus on key themes to boost your teaching.

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Online Continuing Professional Development: Teaching Shakespeare and Sexuality

At Home
Learn new skills in this online workshop, designed for Secondary English and Drama teachers. Use academic and practical tools to analyse where Shakespeare’s works illuminate the queer culture of his own time, and reveal how ‘queering’ the performance of Shakespeare’s plays can unlock further meaning.
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CPD: Teaching Shakespeare and Race

Bankside
This one-off session will give you the tools and confidence to bring important conversations about race into the classroom, with practical approaches to teaching Shakespeare. Part of Shakespeare and Race Festival.
Shakespeare and Race
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Online Continuing Professional Development: Teaching Anti-Racist Shakespeare

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Learn new skills to build an anti-racist approach to teaching Shakespeare in the classroom in this practical, online workshop, designed for Secondary English and Drama teachers.
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Online Continuing Professional Development: Teaching Shakespeare and Women

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Develop your approach to facilitating classroom conversations about sexism, misogyny, and depictions of women in Shakespeare in this practical workshop, designed for Secondary English and Drama teachers.
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BESPOKE CPD FOR SCHOOLS

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Opportunities for teachers to continue professional development via in-person CPD courses

We travel to your organisation to deliver bespoke training days to meet your specific needs.

Courses can be devised to meet your particular curriculum requirements and staff development needs.

Sessions can be run for selected members of staff or whole departments, or you can book our practitioners for whole school inset days.

Sessions can be tailored for teachers and trainee teachers of Key Stages 1 – 5, across a range of subjects.

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CPD: Teaching Othello at Key Stage 5 | Shakespeare's Globe

Bankside
Join this practical session to enhance your classroom teaching of Shakespeare’s powerful tragedy at Key Stage 5. This is an in-person event at Shakespeare’s Globe, including tour.
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Online Continuing Professional Development: Teaching Anti-Racist Shakespeare

At Home
Learn new skills to build an anti-racist approach to teaching Shakespeare in the classroom in this practical, online workshop, designed for Secondary English and Drama teachers.
Teacher Training
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Online Continuing Professional Development: Teaching Macbeth at Key Stage 4

At Home
Learn new skills in this online workshop, designed for secondary teachers with a particular focus on KS4. The session will offer exciting and creative techniques you can use to explore the play’s context, study key moments of the text in performance, and facilitate students’ analysis of the production. 
Teacher Training
Book Now Discover more
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Continuing Professional Development: Teaching Macbeth at KS4

Bankside
Learn how to use practical rehearsal room techniques to enliven and deepen your students' understanding of the play's characters, context, themes and imagery, and develop their critical thinking skills.
Teacher Training
Book Now Discover more
Text saying "Teaching Shakespeare and Sexuality, online" on a pink and red wavy background.

Online Continuing Professional Development: Teaching Shakespeare and Sexuality

At Home
Learn new skills in this online workshop, designed for Secondary English and Drama teachers. Use academic and practical tools to analyse where Shakespeare’s works illuminate the queer culture of his own time, and reveal how ‘queering’ the performance of Shakespeare’s plays can unlock further meaning.
Teacher Training
Book Now Discover more
An actor wearing a blue dress gestures in the Globe's yard surrounded by audience members. A red asterisk motif is overlaid. Pale yellow-text at the bottom-left of the image reads 'SHAKESPEARE & RACE FESTIVAL'.

CPD: Teaching Shakespeare and Race

Bankside
This one-off session will give you the tools and confidence to bring important conversations about race into the classroom, with practical approaches to teaching Shakespeare. Part of Shakespeare and Race Festival.
Shakespeare and Race
Teacher Training
Sold Out Discover more
White text on blue background, saying "Teaching ROMEO AND JULIET Key Stage 4, join in person or online"

Continuing Professional Development: Teaching Romeo and Juliet at KS4: In Person or Online

Bankside
Join this interactive session to enhance your classroom teaching of Shakespeare’s famous tragedy at Key Stage 4. This is a hybrid event – choose to attend in-person at Shakespeare’s Globe or online via Zoom.
Teacher Training
Book Now Discover more
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Online Continuing Professional Development: Teaching Romeo and Juliet at KS4

At Home
Join this interactive session to enhance your classroom teaching of Shakespeare’s epic tragedy at Key Stage 4. This is an online event hosted on Zoom.
Teacher Training
Book Now Discover more
White text on blue background, saying "Teaching MACBETH Key Stage 4, join in person or online"

CPD: Teaching Macbeth at KS4: In Person or Online

Bankside
Join this interactive session to enhance your classroom teaching of Shakespeare’s epic tragedy at Key Stage 4. This is a hybrid event – choose to attend in-person at Shakespeare’s Globe or online via Zoom.
Teacher Training
Book Now Discover more
White text saying "Teaching Shakespeare and Women, Online" on a pink and red wavy background.

Online Continuing Professional Development: Teaching Shakespeare and Women

At Home
Develop your approach to facilitating classroom conversations about sexism, misogyny, and depictions of women in Shakespeare in this practical workshop, designed for Secondary English and Drama teachers.
Teacher Training
Book Now Discover more
Two blocks of navy blue and red, with the border between them breaking out into a mix of the two colurs. White lines representing the lines of a notebook are stamped over the right hand side. The words "Teaching Romeo and Juliet Key Stage 4" are superimposed in the top left.

Continuing Professional Development: Teaching Romeo and Juliet at KS4

Bankside
Join this Continuous Professional Development session on Shakespeare’s famous tragedy, Romeo and Juliet, to enhance your teaching in the classroom.
Teacher Training
Book Now Discover more