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Hello folks. I recently dropped out of university, and I'm currently looking into a job in the Education and Teaching department. I was studying an art related subject at unviersity and I dropped out because it isn't what I thought it'd be. I didn't enjoy it and didn't think it was worth the massive amount of debt that I was going to be in for mojority of my life.
Therefore, I thought I'd go into Education and Teaching. I'd LOVE to become a Teachers Assistant/Nursery Assistant. I enjoy being with children, and I enjoy helping them! It'd mean the world to me if I just got a job working in one of those fields.
I have completed secondary school, as well as college. I speak English as well as Turkish. But, I don't have any Childcare qualifications. However, I do have experience with children, as I have looked after my sisters children, as well as babysat for some family members.
I tried looking at several websites, but mojority want a qualified (childcare qualifications) employee while others are too far and will take a long time to commute.
Is there any apprenticeships? or any other ways to be a Teachers Assistant/Nursery Assistant?
It'll be really helpful if you reply back! Thank you!
(sorry if this thread is too long)
Therefore, I thought I'd go into Education and Teaching. I'd LOVE to become a Teachers Assistant/Nursery Assistant. I enjoy being with children, and I enjoy helping them! It'd mean the world to me if I just got a job working in one of those fields.
I have completed secondary school, as well as college. I speak English as well as Turkish. But, I don't have any Childcare qualifications. However, I do have experience with children, as I have looked after my sisters children, as well as babysat for some family members.
I tried looking at several websites, but mojority want a qualified (childcare qualifications) employee while others are too far and will take a long time to commute.
Is there any apprenticeships? or any other ways to be a Teachers Assistant/Nursery Assistant?
It'll be really helpful if you reply back! Thank you!
(sorry if this thread is too long)
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(Original post by sillyjai)
Hello folks. I recently dropped out of university, and I'm currently looking into a job in the Education and Teaching department. I was studying an art related subject at unviersity and I dropped out because it isn't what I thought it'd be. I didn't enjoy it and didn't think it was worth the massive amount of debt that I was going to be in for mojority of my life.
Therefore, I thought I'd go into Education and Teaching. I'd LOVE to become a Teachers Assistant/Nursery Assistant. I enjoy being with children, and I enjoy helping them! It'd mean the world to me if I just got a job working in one of those fields.
I have completed secondary school, as well as college. I speak English as well as Turkish. But, I don't have any Childcare qualifications. However, I do have experience with children, as I have looked after my sisters children, as well as babysat for some family members.
I tried looking at several websites, but mojority want a qualified (childcare qualifications) employee while others are too far and will take a long time to commute.
Is there any apprenticeships? or any other ways to be a Teachers Assistant/Nursery Assistant?
It'll be really helpful if you reply back! Thank you! (sorry if this thread is too long)
Hello folks. I recently dropped out of university, and I'm currently looking into a job in the Education and Teaching department. I was studying an art related subject at unviersity and I dropped out because it isn't what I thought it'd be. I didn't enjoy it and didn't think it was worth the massive amount of debt that I was going to be in for mojority of my life.
Therefore, I thought I'd go into Education and Teaching. I'd LOVE to become a Teachers Assistant/Nursery Assistant. I enjoy being with children, and I enjoy helping them! It'd mean the world to me if I just got a job working in one of those fields.
I have completed secondary school, as well as college. I speak English as well as Turkish. But, I don't have any Childcare qualifications. However, I do have experience with children, as I have looked after my sisters children, as well as babysat for some family members.
I tried looking at several websites, but mojority want a qualified (childcare qualifications) employee while others are too far and will take a long time to commute.
Is there any apprenticeships? or any other ways to be a Teachers Assistant/Nursery Assistant?
It'll be really helpful if you reply back! Thank you!
(sorry if this thread is too long)
Both are recognised by schools.
The level 3 award is generally a good starting point and can be completed pretty quick if you have the time to write your work. It would at least give you a relevant qualification to strengthen a job application, and a lot of schools would look at supporting you to complete the level 3 certificate if they wanted you to have further qualifications in the area.
That being said, some schools will employ TAs on experience alone, as it's not like teaching where you must be qualified to a specific level / have a specific set of qualifications.
Good luck
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(Original post by sillyjai)
Hello folks. I recently dropped out of university, and I'm currently looking into a job in the Education and Teaching department. I was studying an art related subject at unviersity and I dropped out because it isn't what I thought it'd be. I didn't enjoy it and didn't think it was worth the massive amount of debt that I was going to be in for mojority of my life.
Therefore, I thought I'd go into Education and Teaching. I'd LOVE to become a Teachers Assistant/Nursery Assistant. I enjoy being with children, and I enjoy helping them! It'd mean the world to me if I just got a job working in one of those fields.
I have completed secondary school, as well as college. I speak English as well as Turkish. But, I don't have any Childcare qualifications. However, I do have experience with children, as I have looked after my sisters children, as well as babysat for some family members.
I tried looking at several websites, but mojority want a qualified (childcare qualifications) employee while others are too far and will take a long time to commute.
Is there any apprenticeships? or any other ways to be a Teachers Assistant/Nursery Assistant?
It'll be really helpful if you reply back! Thank you! (sorry if this thread is too long)
Hello folks. I recently dropped out of university, and I'm currently looking into a job in the Education and Teaching department. I was studying an art related subject at unviersity and I dropped out because it isn't what I thought it'd be. I didn't enjoy it and didn't think it was worth the massive amount of debt that I was going to be in for mojority of my life.
Therefore, I thought I'd go into Education and Teaching. I'd LOVE to become a Teachers Assistant/Nursery Assistant. I enjoy being with children, and I enjoy helping them! It'd mean the world to me if I just got a job working in one of those fields.
I have completed secondary school, as well as college. I speak English as well as Turkish. But, I don't have any Childcare qualifications. However, I do have experience with children, as I have looked after my sisters children, as well as babysat for some family members.
I tried looking at several websites, but mojority want a qualified (childcare qualifications) employee while others are too far and will take a long time to commute.
Is there any apprenticeships? or any other ways to be a Teachers Assistant/Nursery Assistant?
It'll be really helpful if you reply back! Thank you!
(sorry if this thread is too long)
Hey! I personally did a Level 3 CACHE Diploma in Childcare and Education, while doing this we had placements within schools and nurseries, but If I was you I would look into NVQ Level 3 apprenticeships in Nurserys ( you get paid, gain experience and get qualified as you learn on the job), After you have completed this course you can apply for Teaching Assistant vacancies, but these are extremely competitive and generally have applicants with a broad range of experience from already having a teaching assistant job in the past.
So you would have to build up your experience for this, with these courses depending on the grades you get, you could also progress and go to university and study a Bachelor of Honours in Education or something similar like Childhood studies, and then do a one year PGCE and become a qualified teacher!
hope that helps, if not sorry haha.
Rayman
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Any tips on how to get a teaching qualification for primary school age? I have recently started homeschooling my two boys and would like to support my skills with a teaching qualification in this area. Thanks :-)
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(Original post by LottieRuth)
Any tips on how to get a teaching qualification for primary school age? I have recently started homeschooling my two boys and would like to support my skills with a teaching qualification in this area. Thanks :-)
Any tips on how to get a teaching qualification for primary school age? I have recently started homeschooling my two boys and would like to support my skills with a teaching qualification in this area. Thanks :-)
If its a teaching assistant you want to be then any relavent level 3 qualification is fine
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(Original post by 1secondsofvamps)
To be a primary school teacher you will need either a BEd in Primary Education with QTS or any undergraduate degree and a PGCE.
If its a teaching assistant you want to be then any relavent level 3 qualification is fine
To be a primary school teacher you will need either a BEd in Primary Education with QTS or any undergraduate degree and a PGCE.
If its a teaching assistant you want to be then any relavent level 3 qualification is fine
Great, thank you :-) I'll look into this!
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