UK Higher Education Academic Teaching Qualification I have come across a few questions similar to the following during academic job application process at UK HEIs. I think I understand and I am aware of the choices from 2 to 10. However, option 1 confuses me, I'll be more specific below.


  Please indicate if you have successfully completed a higher education
  teaching qualification or any other relevant teaching qualification
  
  
  Successfully completed an institutional provision in teaching in the higher education sector accredited against the UK Professional
  Standards Framework
  Recognised by the HEA as an Associate Fellow
  Recognised by the HEA as a Fellow
  Recognised by the HEA as a Senior Fellow
  Recognised by the HEA as a Principal Fellow
  Holder of a National Teaching Fellowship Scheme Individual Award
  Holder of a PGCE in secondary education, further education, lifelong learning or any other equivalent qualification
  Accredited as a teacher of their subject by a professional body
  Other accreditation or qualification in teaching in the higher education sector
  Overseas accreditation or qualification for any level of teaching
  


When I was a PhD student at a UK university, I completed a one-day workshop on “Survival Skills in Teaching” which was required before I could be TA. So, does this training satisfy option 1? In addition, I have attended two to three days faculty development trainings overseas (outside UK). Do these trainings allow me to pick any of the choices?

I will much appreciate if anyone could shed some light on this.
Option 1 is for training courses run by universities (mostly in the past, before most of them became HEA accredited) that are roughly equivalent to options 2 or 3, but that were not officially accredited by HEA. Their demands and standards used to differ wildly, but I am afraid none of them were a one day workshop on "survival skills".