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I hold a BA(hons) 2:2 in Drama and an MA in music but having spent some time in a school I'm not keen to teach these subjects.
I would like to teach food tech because I got As in it at gcse and A level and I have a genuine passion for it and would feel more comfortable teaching this because I'm not the arty type person I was when I chose to do my degrees.
All unis have advised me that to do food tech pgce I need a degree in this subject and I'm excited to say that I've now got a place on an MSc in food.
Would doing this degree help me get where I want? I can afford (with difficulty) an MSc but absolutely not another BSc/BA.
Does your experience as a teacher really vary much depending on the subject you teach or am I being fussy?
Advice please.
I would like to teach food tech because I got As in it at gcse and A level and I have a genuine passion for it and would feel more comfortable teaching this because I'm not the arty type person I was when I chose to do my degrees.
All unis have advised me that to do food tech pgce I need a degree in this subject and I'm excited to say that I've now got a place on an MSc in food.
Would doing this degree help me get where I want? I can afford (with difficulty) an MSc but absolutely not another BSc/BA.
Does your experience as a teacher really vary much depending on the subject you teach or am I being fussy?
Advice please.
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(Original post by clh_hilary)
You definitely don't need another undergraduate degree.
You definitely don't need another undergraduate degree.
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(Original post by laurakate1988)
But an MSc would allow me to teach a subject right?
But an MSc would allow me to teach a subject right?
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(Original post by laurakate1988)
But an MSc (or pgcert or pgdip?) would allow me to teach a subject right?
But an MSc (or pgcert or pgdip?) would allow me to teach a subject right?
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Ah yeah pgce has definitely got to be done.
The unis running pgce in food tech say I need a degree in food to get on and that's the thing really.
In theory I could apply for drama or maybe music pgce for this September but whether I want to teach those subjects is another matter.
The unis running pgce in food tech say I need a degree in food to get on and that's the thing really.
In theory I could apply for drama or maybe music pgce for this September but whether I want to teach those subjects is another matter.
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