School of Education and Continuing Studies (SECS)
Dr David Holloway
Principal Lecturer
SECS
University of Portsmouth
School of Education and Continuing Studies
St George's Building
141 High Street
Portsmouth
Hants PO1 2HY
Profile
Qualifications
- BA MA PhD PGCE (FE) Adv Diploma FE
Responsibilities
- Course Leader MSc Education and Training Management
- Supervision of Research Students
- Member of Faculty Research Degrees Committee
- Member of Faculty Research and Knowledge Transfer Committee
- Member of Faculty Research Ethics Committee
- Member of School Executive committee
Teaching Areas
- MSc - Research Methods, Management of the Curriculum, Dissertation supervision
- MA Learning and Teaching - Research Methods, Dissertation supervision
- PGCLTHE - Helping Students Learn, Curriculum Enhancement
Research Interests and Supervision
- Post 16 teacher education
- Curriculum Management
- CPD
- Vocational and Professional Education
I have examined 5 PhDs and 3 Prof Doc theses. I am currently Director of Studies for 5 PhD students – one is a full-time overseas student, the others are part-time and I am a member of supervisory teams for 2 part-time PhD students. I have supervised 3 research students to successful PhD completion and 2 MPhil.
Recent Publications and papers Presented
- Reforming Further Education Teacher Training: A Policy Communities and Policy Networks Analysis Journal of Education for Teaching Vol 35 No2 May 2009 pp183-196
- Continued professional development for non-medical prescribers – a report on atraining needs analysis. Journal of Nursing Management 2009 Vol 17 No5 pp603-614 (with Green AJ, Prof Smith P and Westwood O)
- Methodological issues in international and cross-cultural research and evaluation. Journal of Vocational Education and Training 2007 Vol 59 No1 pp19-37 (with Green AJ)
- Evaluating the Impact of a Partnership For Creating Change In Substance Misuse Practice In St. Petersburg, Russia. Nurse Education In Practice 2005 Vol 5.6 pp340-347(with Green AJ)
- Reforming Further Education Teacher Training: A policy communities and network analysis Paper presented to UCET Annual Conference, Birmingham (8th Nov 2008 (with Hafez R. UEL)
- Reforming Further Education Teacher Training: A policy communities and policy network analysis Paper presented to Learning from Research. Sussex Learning Network, LSRN and National Life-Long Learning Network Conference. University of Sussex, Brighton (25th June 2008)
- Post-Compulsory Education Issues: Teacher Education Reform and CPD Invited presentation to UCET CPD Committee, London. (12 June 2008)
- Transcultural Knowledge and Skills Transfer: Issues, Challenges and Lessons Learned Paper presented to Mental Health and Learning Disabilities Nursing Conference. Dorking, Surrey (6th June 2008) With Green AJ
- Reforming Further Education Teacher Training: Innovation, policy-making and quasi -government Paper presented to Society for Research in Higher Education Annual Conference, Brighton. ( 12th December 2006)
Professional Activities
I have attended the Universities Council for the Education of Teachers (UCET) Post-16 Committee representing the University of Portsmouth, School of Education and Continuing Education since the mid-1990s. In 2003 I was elected Vice-Chair of that Committee and from July 2005 until July 2008 I served as Chair and as a member of the UCET Executive Committee. My terms in office coincided with the Government initiating, developing and, more recently, implementing the Further Education teacher education reform agenda. I played a major leadership role in shaping the UCET position and response to the Government’s proposals and represented UCET at consultation events and in meetings with the DFES/DIUS, Lifelong Learning UK, Standards Verification UK, OfSTED, QCA and QAA. I was consulted by those organizations on a wide range of issues concerned with the preparation and professional development of staff in the FE/Learning and Skills sector. I was also invited to meet with Government Ministers and other senior civil servants to advise on proposals.
When my term of office as Chair of the Post-16 Committee ended in July 2008, I was subsequently elected by UCET members to serve on the UCET Executive for three years.
External Examining:
- University of Wales , School of Education . Masters Programmes
- University of Exeter School of Education PGCE(Post Compulsory)