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Reply 1
I have been there and posted about the interview here: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=133121

The university is outside of London, in Enfield. It is right at the end of the Picadilly Line in Oakwood.
To get from the tube station to the campus, you either have to walk down a long long road, or wait for a shuttle bus.

Middlesex doesn't have a good reputation for most courses, but it is okay for teaching. They do not offer a specialism while studying though.
Most teaching placements are in the Enfield, Wood Green area.

The interview is nothing to be afraid of, quite relaxed. No individual interviews and a small maths and English test.

I am holding an unconditional offer there for Primary Teaching.
i had a interview there last year, compared to the other unis i applied to , it wasnt that gd to be honest with you and it didnt have a university atmosphere, im at canterbury christ church uni now and the course is gr8!
Reply 3
I'm sure CCC is much better, but if you wanted to live in London for example, it wouldn't be a good choice. However, London is not the best place for undergraduate teaching degrees with only few unis offering it. Most of the universities that do undergraduate ITT are outside of London or not very central, such as Kingston, Roehampton, Greenwich (which is quite central) and St. Mary's College.

The campus is quite beautiful, but far away from everything in a park (hence Trent Park).
But you can decide for yourself. Your interview was yesterday, right?

Doesn't really matter where you do your teacher training. London is good if you wanna live and work in London, but if you don't wanna do that, you can study anywhere!
Im wondering if anyone knows what the presentation question is at middlesex university for
primary teaching?
Reply 5
beauty190189
Im wondering if anyone knows what the presentation question is at middlesex university for
primary teaching?



The presentation question is how has your previous experince helped you to prepare you to be a teacher trainee. Any experience is relevant e.g in schools, cadets, any experience with children, but they will give you at least 15mins to prepare before you present individually. So you dont need to worry too much. Good luck

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