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Post subject: Need advice please
 Posted: Oct 14, 2008 - 09:40 PM
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Hi, I am doing my final year Bsc in Maths(Hons) and would like to teach. PGCE or PCET, that is the question, I am a mature student and I have done 15 years+ in business and other professions. I have tried student teacher associate scheme for a secondary school and would like to know more about FE, anyone with first hand experience on either is appreciated. Thank you.
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Post subject: RE: Need advice please
Posted: Oct 26, 2008 - 10:15 AM
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With those qualifications you should get straight into FE lecturing and study your teaching quaification at college; You could study the PG/CE Professional Graduate Certificate in Education with QTS for schools and QTLS for FE.
PG/CE or cert in education PCET
PGCE for practitioners with a degree
PCET for vocational practitioners with a minimum of NVQ L3
Both will provide you with a certificate in education but there are a few more moduals in the PGCE.
I have my PCET Year 1 working to my Year 2 and on completion i can apply for QTLS
but i can still practice as a gas engineering lecturer/assessor.
I will be studying for Bed and hopefully further.
Best Wishes for the future. |
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Post subject: RE: Need advice please
Posted: Apr 29, 2009 - 11:27 PM
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Joined: Mar 31, 2009
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Alan wrote:
With those qualifications you should get straight into FE lecturing and study your teaching quaification at college; You could study the PG/CE Professional Graduate Certificate in Education with QTS for schools and QTLS for FE.
PG/CE or cert in education PCET
PGCE for practitioners with a degree
PCET for vocational practitioners with a minimum of NVQ L3
Both will provide you with a certificate in education but there are a few more moduals in the PGCE.
I have my PCET Year 1 working to my Year 2 and on completion i can apply for QTLS
but i can still practice as a gas engineering lecturer/assessor.
I will be studying for Bed and hopefully further.
Best Wishes for the future.
Hello, im new to these chat room type formats so bear with me! Ive been accepted on a PCET PGCE course leading to QTLLS - my degree was in History and i have cited this as my main area to teach and i have taken an additional diploma in teaching literacy in the LLS. I have my concerns as to how marketable this qualification will be in the fe job market - and secondly my history degree was done 12 years ago and i fears that my subject knowledge may have waned! If any kind soul could put me straight on these questions it would be much appreciated, thanks in advance. |
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Post subject: RE: Need advice please
Posted: Oct 10, 2009 - 10:32 PM
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Hi,
I'm new on here and really need some help. I have just qualified with QTLS and have a job teaching Alevel in a Sixth form centre. The centre is attached to a school (although the sites are separate).
The job i applied for and was appointed for was for a part time teacher to be paid 0.5 main pay scale. No salaries were discussed at the interview and i found out with my first pay packet that im being paid as unqualified!!! Can they do this? surely if im not qualified they should not have employed me?!?!
I have not signed a contract yet - any ideas what i should do?
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