That's right - you might be born and bred in the UK; you might have a UK passport; you might have lived in the UK for almost all your life; but if you've been abroad for the last 3 years you're at risk of losing entitlement to funding and in danger of paying international student fees.
Find out why and how you can avoid this financially disastrous situation - see the tab 'Applying for a PGCE' above.
Daikichi
Sunday, 22 February 2015
Friday, 20 February 2015
New Content: Taking the QTS and taking the PGCE interview.
Hi. It's been a long time since I worked on this site. Doing a PGCE in English has turned out to be everything people say it is - an awful lot of work! It hasn't left me with much spare time at all. However, it is half term now and I'm half way through the course. Actually, my half term is only 2 days - university sessions continued from Monday to Wednesday.
I've noticed a few brave souls have attempted to blog about their PGCE experience as it happens but gave up soon with the workload bearing down on them. I'm not even going to attempt it. But when I have time I would like to write something about the experience.
Today, I decided to continue where I left off and added two new sections:
You can locate them at the bottom of the tabbed page, 'Applying for a PGCE'.
Daikichi
I've noticed a few brave souls have attempted to blog about their PGCE experience as it happens but gave up soon with the workload bearing down on them. I'm not even going to attempt it. But when I have time I would like to write something about the experience.
Today, I decided to continue where I left off and added two new sections:
- My experience of taking the QTS tests.
- Taking PGCE Interviews.
You can locate them at the bottom of the tabbed page, 'Applying for a PGCE'.
Daikichi
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