University of London Worldwide Recognised Tutor Status
As part of our ongoing commitment to high academic standards and to student success, the University of London has developed an innovative training programme for those who are teaching or supporting the learning of students in Higher Education.
The Postgraduate Certificate Learning and Teaching in Higher Education is specifically designed for those teaching/supporting learning of higher education students in face to face, blended and online learning contexts.
The University of London recognises the achievement of successful graduates from the Postgraduate Certificate Learning and Teaching in Higher Education by granting them University of London Worldwide Recognised Tutor Status. This includes receiving a certificate and is noted on the diploma supplement.
As successful graduates of the Postgraduate Certificate Learning and Teaching in Higher Education, University of London Worldwide Recognised Tutors have had the opportunity to:
- demonstrate enhanced skills, understanding of and strategies in teaching, learning and assessment in face to face teaching
- engage with successful digital and online learning through direct hands-on experience;
- demonstrate enhanced skills in digital and online teaching
- work with colleagues across the globe, in a community of practice
- demonstrate a commitment to their own professional development
Background
The University of London is keen to support professional development for those teaching and supporting learning for students in Higher Education with the aim of enhancing student experience and academic outcomes.
The University of London Postgraduate Certificate Learning and Teaching in Higher Education was developed by a team of Academics from the University of London’s Centre for Online and Distance Education (CODE).
Mapped, by the programme development team, against the UK Professional Standards Framework, the programme supports effective development of relevant skills, knowledge and understanding to support and promote the learning of Higher Education students.
Further information about Recognised Tutor Status
The University of London has introduced Recognised Tutor Status to:
- recognise the commitment of participants on the Postgraduate Certificate Learning and Teaching in Higher Education
- develop their practice as educators
Recognised Tutor Status is granted to all successful graduates of the University of London Postgraduate Certificate Learning and Teaching in Higher Education.
By undertaking the University of London Postgraduate Certificate Learning and Teaching in Higher Education you will have the opportunity to gain a prestigious academic qualification (postgraduate certificate) and Recognised Tutor Status. Your studies will support you in developing skills, understanding, knowledge and practice in teaching, learning and assessment for Higher Education.
Recognised Tutor Status holders can choose to be included on our website listing and those working in University of London Recognised Teaching Centres can be linked to their institution.
Recognised Teaching Centres are committed to improving the student experience and outcomes and work closely with the University of London to enhance the quality of learning and teaching; this includes supporting their teaching staff to undertake the Postgraduate Certificate Learning and Teaching in Higher Education.
All successful graduates from our Postgraduate Certificate Learning and Teaching in Higher Education are awarded Recognised Tutor Status and receive a Recognised Tutor certificate. To become a University of London Worldwide Recognised Tutor you must successfully complete Postgraduate Certificate Learning and Teaching in Higher Education. This programme is specifically designed for those who are currently teaching or supporting the learning of students studying a Higher Education award.
Where a graduate’s Postgraduate Certificate in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education is revoked in line with University of London regulations, this shall result in automatic revocation of such graduate’s Recognised Tutor Status.
Where, in the reasonable opinion of the University, a graduate holding Recognised Tutor Status has brought or is likely to bring the University into disrepute, the University may, in its sole discretion, revoke such graduate’s Recognised Tutor Status.
Where a graduate’s Recognised Tutor Status has been revoked, the University of London may request the return of the Recognised Tutor Status certificate.
The University does not monitor or endorse the performance of those holding Recognised Tutor Status following their award of the Postgraduate Certificate and Recognised Tutor Status. For the sake of clarity, graduates with Recognised Tutor Status may not reference this status in such a way as to expressly or impliedly indicate that the University of London monitors or endorses their performance following their award.
Current lists of University of London Worldwide Recognised Tutors
Name | Date of completion 2024 |
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Thet Paing Tun | 2024 |
Anam Athar | 2024 |
Laura Sellers | 2024 |
Yasmin Mirza | 2024 |
Joy Dsouza | 2024 |
Samuel Cai | 2024 |
Chaima Ali Bensaad | 2024 |
Pascal Nadal | 2024 |
Jona Gudrun Gudmundsdottir | 2024 |
Georgios Kouritas | 2024 |
Tamanna Jahan | 2024 |
Mohammed Abdulsalam Saif Ibrahim | 2024 |
Fuad Trayek | 2024 |
Hyrgeta Qerimi | 2024 |
Izabela Delabre | 2024 |
Ilayda Tuccaroglu | 2024 |
Ellie Koseda | 2024 |
Dilan Omer | 2024 |
Year 2023 list of University of London Worldwide Recognised Tutors
Name | Date of completion 2023 |
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Beleshova Sofia | November 2023 |
Divya Gupta | November 2023 |
Pradeep Paraman | November 2023 |
Cintra Phillip | November 2023 |
Mayuko Iwasawa | November 2023 |
Eng Keat Lim | November 2023 |
Philip Buys | November 2023 |
Dipen Rai | November 2023 |
Orode Uche Aniejurengho | November 2023 |
Michael Taylor | November 2023 |
Madeeha Omer Lakhani | November 2023 |
Saranpat Boonhok | November 2023 |
Abigail Dickson-Morean | November 2023 |
Efthymia Nikita | November 2023 |
Helena Pieroulli | November 2023 |
Nikolaos Papalampros | November 2023 |
Kiran Ali | November 2023 |
Boushra Ghanam | November 2023 |
Bashiru Adisa Raji | November 2023 |
Rabail Anwer | November 2023 |
Victor Muchemwa | November 2023 |
Dale Camilleri | November 2023 |
Fawad Ahmad | November 2023 |
Ivy Rahman | July 2023 |
Mehedi Munsur Khan | June 2023 |
Mustabsar Awais | June 2023 |
Faaria Abbasi | June 2023 |
Rebecca Daley | June 2023 |
ShanShan Hou | June 2023 |
Cadmel Misiani | June 2023 |
Stuart Haley | June 2023 |
Abdul Rehman Khan | June 2023 |
Racquel Barth | June 2023 |
Ioana Parry | June 2023 |
Sami Honkasalo | June 2023 |
Yury Redutskiy | June 2023 |
Derrick Samuel | May 2023 |
Aoife Sadlier | March 2023 |
Valerio Ficcadenti | March 2023 |
Ubaldino Sequeira Couto | March 2023 |
Year 2022 list of University of London Worldwide Recognised Tutors
Name | Date of completion 2022 |
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Peter Nimmo | November 2022 |
Yann Hin-Son Hui | November 2022 |
Ian Dunbar | November 2022 |
Hossein Shokri | November 2022 |
Sadaf Ansari | November 2022 |
Gwyneth Wesley Rolph | November 2022 |
Ghazal Shaikh | November 2022 |
Marisa Grundling | November 2022 |
Suellen Glazer | November 2022 |
Ben Bristow | November 2022 |
Michael Neubert | November 2022 |
Farzana Khan | October 2022 |
Marina Constantinou | November 2022 |
Anolan Milanes Barrientos | August 2022 |
Charlotte Forrest | August 2022 |
Agnieszka Olter-Castillo | July 2022 |
Bianca Sanfilippo | July 2022 |
Brianna Wyatt | July 2022 |
Cheung Ka Yue | July 2022 |
Chong Zhi Xiong | July 2022 |
Fabiana Bernardi | July 2022 |
Josephine Omose Ofeimun | July 2022 |
Magdalena Williams | July 2022 |
Molly Ackhurst | July 2022 |
Thishantha Wijayakoon | July 2022 |
Vanitha Menezes Prabhu | July 2022 |
Ivo Ganchev | May 2022 |
Year 2021 list of University of London Worldwide Recognised Tutors
Name | Date of completion 2021 |
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Muttalib Mohammad Qureshi | November 2021 |
Chun Kit Chung | November 2021 |
Viacheslav Baranovskiy | November 2021 |
Eyman Mohamed Eltayib | November 2021 |
Adrian Spriggs | November 2021 |
Daniel Nash Mills | November 2021 |
Rhiannon Brooks | November 2021 |
Charlotte Young | November 2021 |
Amina Chitembo | November 2021 |
Samantha Chang | November 2021 |
Christian Douglas Papworth | November 2021 |
Reza Majid | November 2021 |
Daniel de Matos | November 2021 |
Richard Boal | November 2021 |
Yang Han | November 2021 |
Chun Kit Chung | November 2021 |
Scott Perry | November 2021 |
Christopher Leigh | November 2021 |
Suada Bermpohl | November 2021 |
Tania Elahi | November 2021 |
Abid Bashir Zargar | November 2021 |
Theodoros Zervas | November 2021 |
Martin Jorge Ortega Azurduy | November 2021 |
Adriana Vanova | November 2021 |
Viacheslav Baranovskiy | November 2021 |
Eyman Eltayib | November 2021 |
Cheng Chuen Sheila | November 2021 |
Syed Muhammad Qasim Ahsan | November 2021 |
Diane Suddaby | November 2021 |
Nida Zahid | November 2021 |
Courtney Liah Powdrill | November 2021 |
Leena Patel | November 2021 |
Muttalib Mohammad Qureshi | November 2021 |
Annet Nyatichi Ogega | November 2021 |
Felicetta Iovino | November 2021 |
Derya Turkkorkmaz | November 2021 |
Nur Gundogdu | November 2021 |
Fizza Anwar | November 2021 |
Alexandra Chalakhyan | November 2021 |
Amr Maani | November 2021 |
Mostafa Nagy | November 2021 |
Carter Weleminsky | May 2021 |
Mathew Wood | May 2021 |
Mian Naqib Hamid | May 2021 |
Olakito Olatunde | May 2021 |
Rosemary Webster | May 2021 |
Emma Jennings | May 2021 |
Miriam Anne Cartwright | May 2021 |
Rachel Pritchard | May 2021 |
Ali Kinyar | May 2021 |
Chiraag Mehta | May 2021 |
Fiona Hunter | May 2021 |
Karen Elizabeth Hewer | May 2021 |
Maria Dymova | May 2021 |
Louis John Irving | May 2021 |
Rachel Emily Benham | May 2021 |
Matthew Falconer | May 2021 |
Jane Marie Connor | May 2021 |
Fatemeh Rostami | May 2021 |
Jude Onyima | May 2021 |
Eleni Koutsogeorgou | May 2021 |
Jennifer Mccabe | May 2021 |
Gillian Olivia Johnson | May 2021 |
Shaheen Khatoon | May 2021 |
Thando Loliwe | May 2021 |
Maria Shaposhnikova | May 2021 |
Gavin Bryan Lee | May 2021 |
Harsha Subhashana Kulappu Thanthirige | May 2021 |
Matthew Love | May 2021 |
Larry Loo Sai Weng | May 2021 |
Rebecca Jane Churchill | May 2021 |
Nahla Abbas | May 2021 |
Sonia Riaz Hussain | May 2021 |
Stavros Potamitis | May 2021 |
Sylvester Mujakperuo | May 2021 |
Hiba Ali Kunwar | May 2021 |
Eddie Hasri | May 2021 |
Katarzyna Czech | May 2021 |
Alexandra Welch | 2021 |
Mikhail Shchevliagin | 2021 |
Fatima Hamsadeen | 2021 |
Jingky Lozano-Kuehne | 2021 |
Tajwar Khan | 2021 |
Maha Diekan Abbas | 2021 |
Asiamah Yeboah | 2021 |
Charity Ubia | 2021 |
Iris M. Black | 2021 |
Emma Baker | 2021 |
Mark Brocklesby | 2021 |
Khadija Qureshi | 2021 |
Mattew Olyver | 2021 |
Umar Mukhtar Ismail | 2021 |
Aniketh Adarsh Rao | 2021 |
Rabia Shahid | 2021 |
Naomi Wells | 2021 |
Seemin Ahmed | 2021 |
Maha Diekan Abbas | 2021 |
Adriana Vanova | 2021 |
Alexandra Welch | 2021 |
Misha Mansoor | 2021 |
Kendra Rochester | 2021 |
Year 2019-2020 list of a University of London Worldwide Recognised Tutors
Name | Date of completion 2019 |
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Elizabeth Wilkinson | 2019 |
Gary Ng Boon Hui | 2019 |
Kholah Yaruq Malik | 2019 |
Sarah Tarar | 2019 |
Sayed-Ul-Haque | 2019 |
Raza Ali Soomro | 2019 |
Dusan Andrejcik | 2019 |
Reagan H. Rowans | 2019 |
Kuin Tian Pang | 2019 |
Budi Harsanto | 2019 |
Shabnam Ishaque | 2019 |
Esma J. Dogramaci | 2019 |
Mark Robinson | 2019 |
Dilhan S R Patrick | 2019 |
Aryapriya Ganguly | 2019 |
Rabia Saeed | 2019 |
Name | Date of completion 2020 |
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Oi Yan Kam | 2020 |
Iaonnis Sygkelos | 2020 |
Shashi Kant Prasad Chaudhary | 2020 |
Aiman Abousher | 2020 |
Noor ul Ain Javed Dar | 2020 |
Jasper Roe | 2020 |
Konstantinos Tsontos | 2020 |
Amna Asad Khan | 2020 |
Kamil Khan | 2020 |
Daniel Linton | 2020 |
Thamo Sutharssan | 2020 |