Anne Groll

Anne Groll is a Senior Lecturer in Post-Compulsory Education at the University of Wolverhampton's Faculty of Education, Health & Wellbeing. With extensive experience in further education (FE) colleges, she specializes in teacher education, research-informed practice, and professional enquiry. Her career includes leadership roles in teacher training and contributions to national programs like Access to Higher Education courses.

• MA in Education (FAHE), University of Wolverhampton
• Postgraduate Diploma in Education (FAHE), University of Wolverhampton
• BSc (Hons) Combined Subjects (First Class), Aston University

Her research focuses on communities of practice in lifelong learning settings, informed by her roles at Curee (Senior Research-Informed Practice Manager) and the Institute for Learning (Regional Advisor). Publications include practitioner articles and a book chapter on identity and autonomy in FE education.

• Qualified Teacher, Learning and Skills (QTLS)
• Fellow of the Institute of the Society of Education and Training (FSET)

She has supported teachers across diverse sectors (construction, accounting) and led CPD initiatives, emphasizing innovative approaches to teacher development and student-tutor experience enhancement.