International
Professional Development
Connect with the best ideas, advice and training
Great schools are always improving! The International Professional Development team at Oxford University Press are committed to supporting teachers and schools around the world to help improve subject knowledge, classroom practice and raise standards overall.
What professional development do we offer?
- In-school training courses
- Bespoke consultancy
- Online support materials, including videos, reports and guides
Professional Development Webinars
Discover our webinars
To support teachers in an increasingly digital world, Oxford University Press have a range of webinars to continue your professional development online. You can find links to our previous webinars below, as well as register your interest for upcoming sessions.
Browse our training options
Numicon CPD
Realise Numicon's true potential with NCETM accredited professional development
Whole school training with Oxford International English
Whole school training to help you deliver a structured language and literacy programme
Whole school training for Oxford Reading Tree
Whole school training to help you achieve all your literacy goals using different reading strategies
Whole school training with Oxford International Primary
In-school training to help you deliver programmes for Maths, Computing and Science
Contact the PD Team
Contact the PD team
For any whole school training enquiries please contact the International Professional Development team on +44 1865 354520 or email training.international@oup.com
Supporting resources for international schools
What can you expect from your teacher training workshop? (Video)
View our video on our latest teacher training workshop for Oxford International Primary in Colombia.
The value of translingualism
Watch Eithne Gallagher talk about the importance of translingualism in promoting multiculturalism in schools.
CPD Books
Professional development titles and resources to support and enrich your teaching skills
Building an Outstanding Reading School report (PDF)
Download this free report with James Clements' six strategies to make reading for pleasure work in your school.
Actions video for teaching the sounds (video)
Watch our video showing actions that can be used to complement Floppy's Phonics
A guide to using actions for teaching phonics (PDF)
A useful guide explaining how actions can be used to support your phonics teaching
Best practice at Early Years Part 1 (Video)
Inspirational advice on how to create enabling environments, creative classrooms and foster student independence in your Early Years setting
Best practice at Early Years Part 2 (Video)
Discover how to plan and foster free-flowing learning environments at the Early Years
Best practice at Early Years Part 3 (Video)
Tips and ideas on ensuring parents support and facilitate child-led learning
Register for free support
Go to Oxford Owl to find online subscriptions and free support
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Eithne Gallagher |
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James ClementsMaking reading for pleasure work in your school |
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Jean GrossFocusing on the lowest achieving children; Author for parent engagement pathway. |
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Gary WilsonA leading expert on boys' achievement; Series Editor for boys achievement pathway |
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Louise PenningtonProfessional Development leader for Mathematics and Numicon |
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Ruth MiskinLeading literacy expert and creator of the transforming Read Write Inc. programmes |
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Lindsay PicktonDeveloping comprehension through effective guided reading |
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Tony Whatmuff |
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Nikki GambleDeveloping a love for reading |
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