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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.

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

Key Stage 5

For teachers working with 16-18 year olds

Key Themes

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

BESPOKE CPD FOR SCHOOLS

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

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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

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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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CPD: Teaching Macbeth at KS4: In Person or Online

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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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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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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.