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is uniquely qualified to teach this course.She has previously
held a three-year Research Fellowship at the University
of Oxford, where she taught undergraduates, and now
runs a training and development programme for PhD students
and postdoctoral researchers at one of the post-1992
universities in London. As well as being a Fellow of
the Higher Education Academy, i.e. an accredited university
teacher, Caroline also has considerable experience of
managing training programmes in the corporate sector
and is a qualified management coach. Caroline is a qualified
City of London Guide and City of Westminster Guide,
and her academic qualifications include an MA in History
of Art from the Courtauld Institute of Art and a PhD
in History and Philosophy of Science from King’s
College London.
Above
all, Caroline really loves teaching! The Westminster
Guiding
course runs from September to May and is designed
so that every week contains a mixture of knowledge
acquisition and practical skills
development. Caroline delivers richly-illustrated
slide lectures on various aspects of Westminster’s
heritage, and students participate in training walks
and in-class activities throughout the course. For
more information, please see the course page on the
University
of Westminster’s website, or e-mail Caroline
on caroline.dunmore@btinternet.com.
Hear
Caroline talking about the course on a PodAcademy
podcast.
Caroline and Barbara also offer bespoke courses in
guiding skills for
people involved in the tourist and heritage sectors.
For more information see the Bespoke
Courses page.
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