On these pages you’ll find everything you need to know about taking this next, exciting step in your academic career, from identifying which Fellowship is for you, to support with your application.
I’ve been a mentor since being awarded my FHEA in 2018. I find it really rewarding to work with colleagues across the university and help them explore and evidence the value of their teaching and leadership contributions. So much of this work goes unacknowledged in HE and it’s important that we have the time to reflect on what we’ve done and celebrate our achievements. The fellowship applications – at all levels – give us the opportunity to stop and think about what we’ve done and the many positive ways this has impacted our students. Mentoring has also been a way for me to develop my own skills by understanding how my mentees work and what support they need, and adapting my practice to best meet those needs. — Melanie Crisfield, Researcher Development Advisor
The Advance HE Category Tool can help you to decide which category of Fellowship is right for you.
Queen Mary’s Teaching Recognition Programme is accredited by Advance HE and aligned with the Professional Standards Framework.
The PSF is a nationally-recognised framework for benchmarking success within HE teaching and learning support which is managed by Advance HE. It forms a comprehensive set of professional standards and guidelines for everyone involved in teaching and supporting learning in HE.
More details are available on the Advance HE website.
Submit your full application (using the current templates) ie. your written Account ofProfessional Practice (APP) together with Supporting Statement(s)/Advocate Statements (using the current templates) OR your e-Portfolio (MS Teams Folder) via the Microsoft Form to the Panel by the submission deadline.
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