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Graduate Teaching assistants (GTAs) support student learning and are integral to delivery of high quality teaching and learning within the Department of Computer Science. GTA duties involve explaining and demonstrating concepts to students, marking work, and helping with a wide range of teaching activities. Working as a GTA is a unique experience, enabling development of teaching, team-working and organisational skills, and provides an excellent opportunity to gain teaching skills suitable for a future academic career. An overview of the kind of duties GTAs may carry out are provided in the Faculty job description. | Graduate Teaching assistants (GTAs) [[GTA:Your Welfare & Wellbeing|support]] student learning and are integral to delivery of high quality teaching and learning within the Department of Computer Science. GTA duties involve explaining and demonstrating concepts to students, [[GTA:Marking & Feedback|marking]] work, and helping with a wide range of teaching activities. Working as a GTA is a unique experience, enabling development of teaching, team-working and organisational skills, and provides an excellent opportunity to gain teaching skills suitable for a future academic career. An overview of the kind of duties GTAs may carry out are provided in the Faculty job description. | ||
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TL;DR
Graduate Teaching assistants (GTAs) support student learning and are integral to delivery of high quality teaching and learning within the Department of Computer Science. GTA duties involve explaining and demonstrating concepts to students, marking work, and helping with a wide range of teaching activities. Working as a GTA is a unique experience, enabling development of teaching, team-working and organisational skills, and provides an excellent opportunity to gain teaching skills suitable for a future academic career. An overview of the kind of duties GTAs may carry out are provided in the Faculty job description.