
Starting to consider NTF? Hints and tips for preparing a successful application. Featuring: Dr Deeba Parmer, Head of Centre for Academic Practice, Middlesex University.
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Are you a higher education professional considering the prestigious National Teaching Fellowship (NTF)? In this episode, we break down everything you need to know to prepare a successful application. We start by explaining what the NTF is and who it's designed for, highlighting why it's a valuable opportunity for advancing your career. We also tackle common misconceptions about the application process, providing clarity on what reviewers are really looking for. Our guest, an experienced NTF reviewer and Teaching Excellence Award Lead, shares insights on where to begin your application journey and answers frequently asked questions from prospective applicants. Whether you're just starting to think about applying or already deep into the process, this episode offers essential tips and strategies to help you craft a compelling NTF application.
Link to resources shared in this episode:
NTF and CATE Flashcards
National Teaching Fellowship Advance HE
NTF Association
Dr. Deeba Parmar's career is deeply rooted in her commitment to fostering a supportive culture and recognizing excellence in teaching. She is dedicated to motivating, developing, and nurturing her colleagues' pedagogical and professional growth to enrich the student experience. As the Head of the Centre for Academic Practice Enhancement, she leads and implements key initiatives, including reward and recognition through the internal Professional Recognition scheme, the National Teaching Fellowship, and the Collaborative Award for Teaching Excellence. She also champions equality, diversity, and inclusion within the curriculum and student voice. Dr. Parmar emphasizes genuine collaboration between academic and professional services, leveraging collective expertise to improve teaching and learning outcomes.