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Continuous Professional Development

I see teachers and learners who are better equipped to succeed in a changing world

A continuous and robust professional learning and development programme is an integral part of the Oxford International Curriculum.
Our three-year Continuous Professional Development programme for school leaders and classroom teachers is specifically designed to meet the diverse needs of international schools, helping educators develop the skills and confidence they need to become successful facilitators of knowledge in the international classroom.
The programme is divided into two phases:


Year 1: Implementation phase
Years 2 and 3: Consolidation phase


What does the Oxford International Curriculum Professional Development programme offer your school?

  • A research-based and progressive training programme that can be completed either fully online or through a blended face-to-face and digital approach
  • Access to a wide range of digital modules, available online at any time on Oxford Owl, accompanied by exclusive live webinars and workshops delivered by expert trainers
  • A certificate of completion at the end of each module, as well as a final certificate granting fully qualified Oxford International Curriculum teacher status upon completion of the three-year programme
  • Opportunities to attend annual conferences and training to share best practice and to participate in a supportive, healthy and joyful community of educators

"The support from the team at Oxford International Curriculum has been fantastic, leading us through the complex psychology and science behind the curriculum so that we can get on with the teaching, which of course as everyone knows is the best and fun bit!"  School Leader, Bahrain

Watch and learn more

Discover how professional development supports the implementation of the Oxford International Curriculum in this short video.