With 20 years of experience, NETT is one of the most prestigious school centred initial teacher training establishments in the country.
Who we are
Why choose us
- Successful trainees
- 100% employment rates
- Personalised support
- Excellent facilities
Accreditation
Our Postgraduate Certificate in Education is awarded by the University of Suffolk.
Programme Directors
Jane Adamson
Programme Director Secondary
Email: jane.adamson@nett.org.uk
I have been involved in teaching and education for many years, with extensive experience within teacher training as a PGCE mentor and trainer in Southampton and Portsmouth for over 20 years. This has included work with NQTs and training for qualified teachers supporting them to achieve their goals and progress in their chosen profession. My experience extends to working with challenging schools within a range of leadership roles. My subject specialism is Geography, holding a degree and Masters degree in Geography in Education.
Dr Sarah Alix
Academic Programme Director
Email: sarah.alix@nett.org.uk
I have worked in Education for over fifteen years, gaining my Doctorate in Education with a focus of working with trainee teachers supporting vulnerable children. I also hold a Masters in Education and post-graduate qualifications within Higher Education. My experience in Education includes Deputy Headship of a Department of Education within a University, working with trainee teachers, classroom teaching, and working with schools across Essex in a multi-disciplinary setting to support children with challenging behaviour and special educational needs.
Current publications
Alix, S. (2015). An inquiry into the perceptions and experiences of primary trainee teachers of looked after children, and the implications for training and continuing professional development. Thesis. Brunel University. https://bura.brunel.ac.uk/handle/2438/11028
Alix, S. (2018). How Trainee Teachers are Trained to Support Looked After Children – A Model of Development. London. Chartered College of Teaching.
Alix, S. (2018). The Impact of Introducing Thinking Skills through Philosophy 4 Children. London. Chartered College of Teaching. Impact Vol 3, Summer 2018.
Pullon, F and Alix, S. (2019). A Practitioner Study: How Do Pupil Responses to Peer Assessment and Feedback Impact on their Literacy Progression? London. Chartered College of Teaching. Impact Vol 5 (online). Spring 2019.
John Morgan
Programme Director Primary
Email: john.morgan@nett.org.uk
I have worked in the field of education for nearly thirty years and I have extensive experience holding primary school headships at 3 schools within Essex and Suffolk. My expertise includes developing improving schools to leading an outstanding school. I have been involved in leading School Centred Initial Teacher Training for seven years. My practice is supported through holding an MA in Special Educational Needs and an MEd in Equality and Diversity.