PGCEs are offered by a variety of places – universities, Teach First or through a School Direct training program. We’ll mainly focus on the university method, as this is the most common way to get such a qualification. So,what is it like to study a PGCE?
There are many subjects that offer a PgCert qualification, from Architecture to Veterinary Science! Some of the more popular subjecrs include education (PGCE) as well as administration and management qualifications. PgCert vs PgDip vs Masters - what is the difference?
The Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) is a popular way to get into teaching, training graduates as qualified teachers. Our guide explains how the PGCE works.
In medieval universities, a master’s degree or doctorate often took 12 years to complete. Blimey! Thankfully though, nowadays you can get a postgraduate qualification in a much shorter time. Generally, a postgraduate degree is a degree which you study for once you have finished a bachelor’...
What is a Master’s in Education? A Master’s degree in education (MA) is a postgraduate qualification. It is obtained after achieving a postgraduate certificate in education (PGCE) or apostgraduate diploma in education(PGDE), with Qualified Teacher Status (QTS). ...
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If you qualified as a teacher outside of the United States, the teaching qualification that allows you to teach in your home country is effectively considered your “teaching license”. For example, if you qualified as a teacher in the UK, your Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) would count as...
The most common way to teach abroad is to gain the TEFL qualification, so you can teach English in a foreign country. To enjoy this kind of teaching, you must like kids, be open-minded, enjoy a challenge, enjoy lesson planning, have great English language skills and be committed to helpi...
In days gone by, top private schools demanded high-calibre graduates from Oxbridge (or at least a red-brick university) but with no requirement for a formal teaching qualification as strong subject knowledge was deemed sufficient preparation for life in the classroom. The need for well qualified ...
teaching, the requirements for job applicants are more stringent. Teachers looking for these kinds of roles will be expected to have professional teaching accreditation from their own country. This would normally be a bachelor degree in education, or a professional teaching qualification like a PGCE....