During my placement, I got to talk to teachers about the new curriculum changes and their opinions on it. If you have any troubles, the get into teaching site helps you find placements local to you. Now for the scary part: the application. Be ahead of the game and start to write up your personal statement earlier on- something I wish I had done.
In terms of personal statements, keep it about you and why you want to teach! Another tip I would give is get those close to you to check it, sometimes you miss any grammar mistakes you have in your personal statement.
UCAS is quite simple and easy to follow along, which, believe me, is great news. Open days and other subject-led events play an important part in deciding if a course is right for you.
These events are a great way to learn about the course content and how the University can support you. This new initative requires you to stay in England for the duration of the programme. The Teaching Standards Framework is made up of eight statements that outline what makes a successful teacher. Male teachers are also in short supply, particularly in Primary schools and Early Years settings. Edit section Website feedback to web bathspa.
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