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  1. Nicky T's Avatar
    1 21-05-2012  07:45
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    • Location: Teesside
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    PGCE
    Hi

    About to finish a 3 year degree with a foundation year before it so that's 4 years of student loan funding.

    Would you still get funding for a PGCE? I've been told yes as it's a different 'pot' of funding but unsure.

    HELP PLZ

    THANKS
  2. Shani's Avatar
    2 21-05-2012  09:48
    • Overlord in Training
    • Location: North Wales
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    Re: PGCE
    Yes, your PGCE should be funded.
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