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- 26-01-2010 23:35
To get a 2.2!
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- 27-01-2010 10:35
To get at least a 2.2, pass the CRB clearance and spend a week in school
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- 27-01-2010 11:42
To get a 2:2, spend 10 days in schools in ages ranges above and below that you will be teaching (so im doing 1 day in a daycare centre, 2 days in nursery, 2 days in reception, 3 days in ks1 and 2 days in ks2!) and pass the CRB.
Its also recommended that we spend 5 days in a school in september but thats not a requirement (but apparently not liked if we dont do it!) -
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- 27-01-2010 20:22
How do you all know the terms of your conditional offers? I have a conditional offer also, but no idea what degree classification they are expecting me to get. I put expected 2:1 on my application, but heard lots of people say it is a 2:2 for most unis!! Help!
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- 28-01-2010 13:13
How do you all know the terms of your conditional offers? I have a conditional offer also, but no idea what degree classification they are expecting me to get. I put expected 2:1 on my application, but heard lots of people say it is a 2:2 for most unis!! Help! -
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- 28-01-2010 16:27
My offer is subject to health and police checks.
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- 28-01-2010 16:54
I have now found out what my conditional offer is - to gain a 2.2, spend a week in a school, and write a report on it, and also to pass all the checks! So fingers crossed everything will go to plan!
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- 28-01-2010 18:16
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CRB, GTEC (forms), health clearance, A-C in GCSE Maths and English, and a degree by summer 2010. -
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- 29-01-2010 21:45
(Original post by hollyy13)
It told me what degree classification i need on track and then i got a letter from the university about a week after track updated outlining in detail my conditions (so where i have to get experience etc) plus term dates and finance information! It came along with my health questionnaire. My CRB came a couple of days after that! -
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- 29-01-2010 21:58
Mine was proof of qualifications and crb, health checks.
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- 01-02-2010 15:44
Proof of GCSE equivalent, CRB and health checks.
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- 02-02-2010 10:33
I've got an offer for secondary science (chemistry) at Cambridge; I've got to pass all the usual CRB/health checks etc, show my GCSE certs, and get a 2.i degree.
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- 03-02-2010 10:23
Primary PGCE at Reading: Achieve a 2:ii, spend 10 days in schools (at least one day with each year group plus 2 days in KS3), pass the CRB and the medical. So far I've done the medical and CRB as well as 5 of the days, but I'm really struggling to find a secondary school that will take me for 2 days. I also have to arrange 5 days in KS1 before I start, which I think I have sorted but the school hasn't got back to me to say whether the dates I've asked for are okay yet.
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- 03-02-2010 19:41
I also have to get the week in September for Reading.... but ive just looked at Reading and Wokingham councils term dates and they dont start back until Tuesday 7th September... which is too late to get 5 days experience :-(! Which is so annoying as im going to be living in Reading from July...! Guess im going to have to go home for a week and try a school back home! Anyone else having this problem? So many schools dont seem to go back until too late!
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- 04-02-2010 10:00
(Original post by hollyy13)
I also have to get the week in September for Reading.... but ive just looked at Reading and Wokingham councils term dates and they dont start back until Tuesday 7th September... which is too late to get 5 days experience :-(! Which is so annoying as im going to be living in Reading from July...! Guess im going to have to go home for a week and try a school back home! Anyone else having this problem? So many schools dont seem to go back until too late!
I have no idea what I'm doing about living arrangements yet - I'm hoping that my boyfriend will get a job in the area but otherwise I'll be living in a tent on a roundabout at the moment! I really hope that the school I'm in touch with gives me the okay soon so that I can stop worrying. I'm having more problems with the KS3 bit to be honest - I don't have any contacts with people who work in state secondary schools. I'm going to send out another 12 (yes, 12) letters today including ones to all of the schools I can possibly get to if I go to stay with my parents.Last edited by *River; 04-02-2010 at 10:03. -
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- 04-02-2010 12:32
My parents live in Surrey, so I'm going to stay with them. The schools there go back about a week and a half before we start according to the Surrey County Council website. This might be something you could look into - there's a direct Reading-Guildford train that takes between 35 and 50 minutes and there are loads of schools in Guildford as it's so big. It might cost you a bit in transport, but it could be a reasonable option for you.
I have no idea what I'm doing about living arrangements yet - I'm hoping that my boyfriend will get a job in the area but otherwise I'll be living in a tent on a roundabout at the moment! I really hope that the school I'm in touch with gives me the okay soon so that I can stop worrying. I'm having more problems with the KS3 bit to be honest - I don't have any contacts with people who work in state secondary schools. I'm going to send out another 12 (yes, 12) letters today including ones to all of the schools I can possibly get to if I go to stay with my parents.
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