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Power Hand Tools Training

Date: 20th April 2012

Times: 9am to 4pm

Venue: Bishops Tuxford School, Kettering.
Course tutor: Judi Greenhalgh

Course details: This nationally accredited practical training will prepare teachers, technicians and support staff in design and technology departments to meet the requirements of the TDA/D&TA 'Health and Safety Training Standards in Design and Technology' - Specialist Extension Level S9HS 'Portable Power Tools'.
During the day, delegates will undertake a variety of practical exercises to prepare them to safely use a range of portable power tools at work. These will include: angle grinder, jigsaw, portable circular saw, reciprocating saw, compound mitre saw, biscuit jointer, portable power plane, router and router table.
To be renewed every 3 to 5 years.
This course is suitable for GTP students, Teachers, technicians and health and safety governors.

Cost of training: ?100.00 per person including resources . Refreshments also provided.

Cost of Accreditation: ?25.00 for new award or ?10.00 for additional award.
Further details: To reserve a place(s) or further information, contact Judi Greenhalgh on 07773 461772 0r email datecheducation@yahoo.co.uk

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DT Online Electronics

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About electronics

Electronic components work together in circuits, and these can be represented in circuit diagrams using standard symbols for the components. Modern electronic systems are controlled by microprocessors and microcontrollers.

Link to DT Online Electronics

Link to BBC - GCSE Bitesize electronics


Essentials of Design and Technology

A series of three presentations highlighting essential information for:
  • Primary
  • Key Stage 3 and GCSE
  • 14-19
These can be used for information or with teachers in schools.
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Health and Safety Training Guide in Design and Technology

Core Level

Essential reading for inspectors, advisers, consultants, teachers, trainers and others involved in Health and Safety courses for design and technology. It provides a clear structure for organising core level Health and Safety training, identifying what needs to be covered and how to ensure Health and Safety accreditation can be securely obtained.


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History World

About History World

History World is a general-knowledge website, designed for anyone above the age of about twelve with an interest in history.

On the Timesearch timelines you can

  • find the events that interest you, by area, theme and date
  • search at a click for related information and images

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From the President

I was reflecting the other day that many members probably know little of my background, so I decided that perhaps you ought to know a bit more.
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NAAIDT Statutory Accounts

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DT Online structures

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About structures

Almost all things made are structures in the form of frames, carcasses, boxes or shells and in nature too there are many examples from flower stems to birds' wings. A structure is simply an arrangement of materials or components to carry and distribute an applied load.

Link to DT Online structures gallery


DT Online Mechanisms

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About mechanisms

A large proportion of man made objects contain mechanisms - there are so many of them around that we tend to take them for granted. Simple items such as scissors, wheelbarrows and taps are all based on mechanisms, while more complicated objects such as a car or the human body, may contain hundreds of mechanisms but all are based on just a few basic types.

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Link to BBC - GCSE Bitesize mechanisms


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