Bradley Lightbody
About Bradley Lightbody
Bradley Lightbody is the Managing Director of Collegenet, where he has worked since 2005. He holds an M.Ed in Further Education from The University of Huddersfield and has authored several educational books, including 'Taking Your A-Levels' and 'Great Teaching and Learning'.
Work at CollegeNET
Bradley Lightbody has served as the Managing Director of CollegeNET since 2005. Under his leadership, the organization has operated as a virtual company, adapting to the evolving landscape of education and technology. His role encompasses overseeing operations and strategic direction, ensuring that CollegeNET remains relevant in the educational sector.
Education and Expertise
Bradley Lightbody studied at The University of Huddersfield, where he earned a Master of Education (M.Ed) in Further Education. His studies focused on the academic and vocational divide, equipping him with insights into educational methodologies and practices. This academic background informs his work in educational publishing and teaching.
Publications and Authorship
Bradley Lightbody is an accomplished author with several publications to his name. He wrote 'Taking Your A-Levels', published by How To Books in 1996, and 'Cold War', published by Routledge in 1999, which remains a staple on reading lists for A-Level, International Baccalaureate, and university courses. His recent work includes 'Great Teaching and Learning', published on October 25, 2019, which addresses key themes in education.
Workshops and Presentations
Bradley Lightbody has presented workshops on various educational themes at significant events, including the World Skills Championships in London, where he focused on employability skills for the 21st century. He has also contributed to the AOC annual teaching and learning conferences, sharing his expertise on effective teaching practices.
Contributions to Educational Resources
Bradley Lightbody was commissioned by the BBC to write the introduction to the BBC History website, showcasing his ability to communicate complex historical concepts to a broader audience. He is currently updating a book to provide expanded guidance on online learning, with a planned publication by Routledge in early 2021.