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Fellowship Application Builder
The Fellowship Application Builder (FAB) is a six-week online, self-directed course designed to enable individuals to use their experience of their teaching and supporting learning practice in higher education to develop a direct application for Fellowship (Descriptor 2 of the PSF 2023).
This fully online course has been developed to provide an accessible and convenient format for you, with a time commitment of 2-3 hours per week. It provides the support and guidance to develop your application for Fellowship (FHEA). Access to the course materials will also be available for a further six weeks to allow you some time to revisit any of the units and activities so that you can finalise your application ready for submission.
There are six units of study (over six consecutive weeks):
Each unit is self-directed to be undertaken at your own pace, with two synchronous 30-minute sessions taking place in week 1 and week 6. These sessions will be scheduled after enrolment to ensure a convenient time for all participants, including those from different time zones.
- Unit 1: Welcome to the course, Orientation and Introduction
- Unit 2: Working with the Professional Standards Framework (PSF) 2023
- Unit 3: Writing for success
- Unit 4: Building your application
- Unit 5: Supporting Statements and essential components of the application
- Unit 6: Submitting your application
Introduction to Fellowship eLearning Course
The Introduction to Fellowship e-learning course is a short, self-paced online course of four parts, designed to support fellowship applicants by providing a comprehensive understanding of what fellowship is and why it is beneficial to apply. The course provides the support and guidance to develop an application for one of the four categories of fellowship. This course is available for purchase by institutions and individuals.
