Pgce- school direct versus tuition fee route with bursary?
Hi everyone! I have an offer to attend PGCE Physics at Harris Federation UK. They have asked me to confirm whether I would opt for the salaried route or tuition fee route. Finance wise, they both weigh the same, thanks to the generous government bursary.
1. I am confident up to gcse level but I am hoping to get some time during pgce to train for A levels contents.
2. I am also an international student so would soon need a skilled worker sponsorship visa at the end of my PGCE.
Considering these two factors, I am seeking advice from experienced teachers and relevant professionals. I have a few weeks to decide, so feel free to drop your invaluable opinions.
Which route should I opt for?
#PGCE #Harris #physics #teachertraining
1. I am confident up to gcse level but I am hoping to get some time during pgce to train for A levels contents.
2. I am also an international student so would soon need a skilled worker sponsorship visa at the end of my PGCE.
Considering these two factors, I am seeking advice from experienced teachers and relevant professionals. I have a few weeks to decide, so feel free to drop your invaluable opinions.
Which route should I opt for?
#PGCE #Harris #physics #teachertraining
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