ITT Early years
Hi all,
I am currently doing my degree in Early Years and I want to go on and obtain my EYTS (Early Years Teaching Status). I have been looking at the course I need to do and I need a GCSE in Maths and English which due to my attitude 10 years ago I did not achieve (only got D grades). I am really stuck on what to do, I can either start my second year in September and do the GCSE alongside my degree which means more pressure and less family time than what I have now (I have a wife and stepdaughter) or finish my degree, get a job as a higher teaching assistant and put all my focus on these GCSE exams and teacher skills test. I am really stuck so some advice would be awesome.
I am currently doing my degree in Early Years and I want to go on and obtain my EYTS (Early Years Teaching Status). I have been looking at the course I need to do and I need a GCSE in Maths and English which due to my attitude 10 years ago I did not achieve (only got D grades). I am really stuck on what to do, I can either start my second year in September and do the GCSE alongside my degree which means more pressure and less family time than what I have now (I have a wife and stepdaughter) or finish my degree, get a job as a higher teaching assistant and put all my focus on these GCSE exams and teacher skills test. I am really stuck so some advice would be awesome.
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