Tag: PGCE
Hope’s Supply Teacher FAQs
Hot on the heels of our NQT Employment Day we spoke to Randstad Education, CER and Hays to answer some of the top FAQs from our NQTs and to gather some top tips to help you flourish on supply. What should I expect when… Continue Reading “Hope’s Supply Teacher FAQs”
Making job ‘Connex-ions’. Gaining experience to support my studies and my future employability
The graduate job market is a competitive place. What can you be doing whilst at university to stand out, gain experience and ensure you’re one step ahead of your peers when it comes to securing your dream job? In this student blog we hear… Continue Reading “Making job ‘Connex-ions’. Gaining experience to support my studies and my future employability”
Do Your Research: Teacher Training
Interested in teacher training? Doing your research is key to finding the right option for you and ensuring you make an informed choice before applying. The new Department for Education (DfE) search tool – Find postgraduate teacher training courses in England allows you to… Continue Reading “Do Your Research: Teacher Training”
8 careers beyond the classroom
For a lot of Education undergraduates teaching can be the logical next step in your career path but what if you know that teaching’s not the right route for you? Our Careers Adviser, Anna Worsley, recently attended an Education Alternatives training event where eight… Continue Reading “8 careers beyond the classroom”
Teacher Training Personal Statements
If you’re applying for postgraduate teacher training starting in 2018 you probably already know that you can search UCAS from Tuesday 24th October and apply from Thursday 26 October 2017. Hopefully you’ve given your personal statement a lot of thought. We’re already starting to see statements… Continue Reading “Teacher Training Personal Statements”
Routes into Teaching
With UCAS applications for postgraduate teaching opening on Thursday 26th October 2017 we’re currently seeing a lot of students with a range of questions about getting into teaching. Here’s our quick need to know guide…
