Teaching the T-Script Method

 

More teachers are needed to meet demand!

Teaching shorthand can be a lucrative income, whether full or part-time.

Opportunities exist for teachers of each level;

T-Script Professional level;

• For Journalists, reporters and media people.
• Secretarial, executive assistants and office personnel.

Alpha-level;

• For general note-taking in offices and the workplace.

Alpha-Executive;

• For use at all kinds of meetings at work or leisure.
• For students at college and university and at conferences and workshops.

Important

You don’t need to be a fast shorthand writer in order to teach.
You do need to know the few rules of the system and
You must be interested in people to help students learn to write shorthand.
You teach people the skill of shorthand.

A working knowledge of the rules can be acquired in only a few hours. A further few hours of study of the Teacher’s Handbook will provide the essential base for teaching the method.

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Teaching Shorthand

The unique feature of this shorthand method is its simplicity and its ability to meet the different needs of people who want to make written notes, whether professionals at work or for general note-taking at meetings or classes.

There is thus a significant number of potential students.

T-Script is a fast writing tool for professional shorthand writers and for EVERYONE who would like to write shorthand.

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University students

A special opportunity is offered to a few selected students in each UK university or college who wish to learn the skill of speed writing and to teach it to fellow students. This can provide a useful part-time income to help towards the rising costs of student expenses.

Learn the method in a week and then run group seminar-workshops (typically of 3-4 hours each); YOU set and receive all fees and arrange suitable times. Teaching support will be given to all registered teachers.

This offer is limited to 2 students only on each campus. There is a special reduced fee for the Course and Teacher Registration (this includes a copy of the Teacher’s Handbook and the introductory Course on Preparation for Teaching).

To find out more about this special opportunity send an email to universityteaching@t-script.co.uk.

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Parent Tutors

If you want your child to get ahead in class, teach them the simple Alpha-Executive speed writing method for making quick notes. There are so few rules you can ‘learn as you go’ with your family.

This is a valuable asset for future use at college and beyond when attending conferences and seminars – everyone is a life-long student nowadays. If you are one of the millions who go to meetings regularly you will appreciate the usefulness of a quick note-taking method.

Order the Alpha-Executive speed writing Course.

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Teacher's Handbook

The newly Revised Teacher’s Handbook is the essential companion teaching tool for all teachers of the T-Script method. It comprises some 200 pages and provides a wealth of information, advice and guidance including;

• Background to T-Script and comparisons with other shorthand systems
• Guide to setting up a shorthand school
• Principles of teaching method
• Detailed teaching annotations to the Textbooks
• Note-taking skills Course outline

It is available to Registered teachers only.

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Teacher's Handbook

 

The Teacher's Handbook guides the teacher in presenting the system to their students at all levels. It is an invaluable support for teachers in preparing their class notes and presenting lesson topics.

It is available for registered teachers only.

CONTENTS

The Handbook comprises seven sections.

Section 1. Introducing the system.

• Introduction
• The basis of the T-Script system
• Professional level, Alpha level and Keyboard
• Historical note
• Comparisons with other shorthand systems (including Pitman, Gregg, Teeline, Speedwriting and Easyscript)

Section 2. The shorthand school.

• The business of teaching shorthand
• Success factors
• Categories of students
• Launching your school
• Business operations
• Advertising and promotion
• Promoting shorthand

Section 3. Principles of teaching.

• Notes on teaching method
• Teaching by association
• Simulation of teaching situations
• Simulation in learning
• Past learning

Section 4. Annotations to the textbook.

• Annotations for each Unit in the textbook
• Advanced speed tactics
• Teaching Alpha-level
• Teaching Keyboard level
• Teaching medical shorthand

Section 5. Alpha level and Keyboard

• Introduction and Annotations to the Alpha level textbook

Section 6. Note-taking

• Practical note-taking techniques
• Learning and education
• Organizing notes

Section 7. Medical shorthand

• Student groups
• Introduction to medical shorthand

Appendices

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Teacher registration

To learn more about registering as a teacher and obtain a copy of the Teacher's Handbook, contact us at teach@t-script.co.uk