Improve your teaching skills and ensure you’re aware of the latest teaching research, with a range of online secondary teaching courses and programs.

Learn new skills, pursue your interests or advance your career with our short online courses.

UCL (University College London) & The Inclusive Education Foundation (INED)

Understanding Education in Conflict and Crisis Settings

3 weeks

3 hrs per week

Included in Unlimited

British Council

Exploring Inclusive Pedagogies

3 weeks

4 hrs per week

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Coventry University

Teacher Training: Choosing the Right PGCE for You

2 weeks

3 hrs per week

Included in Unlimited

Lancaster University

Dyslexia and Foreign Language Teaching

4 weeks

4 hrs per week

Included in Unlimited

BSAC & UK Health Security Agency

e-Bug Health Educator Training

3 weeks

2 hrs per week

Included in Unlimited

The University of Glasgow

Introduction to Teaching Sustainability and Climate Action

4 weeks

3 hrs per week

Included in Unlimited

UCL (University College London)

Key Ideas in Mentoring Mathematics Teachers

5 weeks

4 hrs per week

Included in Unlimited

Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa & Te Pū Tiaki Mana Taonga (TPTMT)

Best Practices for Culture and Heritage Education in Aotearoa New Zealand

6 weeks

3 hrs per week

Included in Unlimited

Central Queensland University

Educational Neuroscience: Research-Led Teaching Approaches

4 courses

8 weeks

Intermediate

The Open University endorsed by Mental Health Foundation

Teacher Development: Embedding Mental Health in the Curriculum

1 course

12 weeks

Postgraduate

Queensland University of Technology

Trauma-Aware Education: Teaching Students Who Have Suffered Complex Trauma

1 course

10 weeks

Postgraduate

Join teaching courses to develop your teaching skills for secondary education

Great secondary education teachers have a wide range of skills. A teacher might be responsible for lesson plans and marking assessments but will also support students through academic and personal difficulties, work with parents, and liaise with the community. Finding time for continuing professional development (CPD) can be very challenging if you’re a teacher.

FutureLearn online teaching courses are broken down into steps to help fit learning around a busy schedule. So whether you’re an aspiring or new teacher, or a teacher looking for new teaching strategies, development or lesson planning advice, you can find manageable courses to help. Explore the latest research and teacher training, brush up on STEM teaching, discover new ways to engage your students and more.