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I think its super interesting but a ‘primary education’ course may be best suited? X
Original post by sophbeadlingx
I think its super interesting but a ‘primary education’ course may be best suited? X


this thread was created in 2016
It would definitely be a route into primary school teaching. I am actually considering secondary school teaching in addition to primary so I decided to go with a BA English lit (Hons) followed with a PGCE. Obviously, my degree lacks hands-on experience and I have heard that the degree in primary education involves a lot of placement work.

I have heard from many people that it is just a degree that equips you with sufficient information in the areas of the primary curriculum in addition to studying a specialism. Does your BA not come with QTS?
My cousin actually did the degree a while back and she said it was great but she regrets not doing a BA in an academic subject that she enjoyed more followed by a PGCE to gain QTS. Although she did state that she has never had any issues finding positions with her degree.
Original post by Piña colada
It would definitely be a route into primary school teaching. I am actually considering secondary school teaching in addition to primary so I decided to go with a BA English lit (Hons) followed with a PGCE. Obviously, my degree lacks hands-on experience and I have heard that the degree in primary education involves a lot of placement work.

I have heard from many people that it is just a degree that equips you with sufficient information in the areas of the primary curriculum in addition to studying a specialism. Does your BA not come with QTS?
My cousin actually did the degree a while back and she said it was great but she regrets not doing a BA in an academic subject that she enjoyed more followed by a PGCE to gain QTS. Although she did state that she has never had any issues finding positions with her degree.


As much as you're answer is appreciated, this thread is old. I doubt the OP would be looking at this thread.
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Original post by sophbeadlingx
I think its super interesting but a ‘primary education’ course may be best suited? X


Original post by Bill Nye
this thread was created in 2016


And has now been closed. :smile:

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