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Can I become a History Secondary School teacher with a degree in Law (M100)?
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Can I become a History Secondary School teacher with a degree in Law (M100)?
Can I become a History Secondary School teacher with a degree in Law (M100)?
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yes probably, a degree in law is very diverse and can be applicable to most subjects.
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I doubt it, well certainly in Scotland, but you should make enquiries with the relevant authorities. No idea exact position but do recall that when my wife was considering teaching she required an honours degree in the subject (in her case history) to teach upper secondary, which she had covered with a joint honours History & Politics degree
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http://www.gtcs.org.uk/TeacherJourne...-teaching.aspx
There are three ways you can qualify to become a secondary school teacher in Scotland:
Rest of UK may be different of course.
See below:
http://www.gtcs.org.uk/TeacherJourne...-teaching.aspx
There are three ways you can qualify to become a secondary school teacher in Scotland:
- The one-year Professional Graduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) which can be completed after gaining a degree in the subject you wish to teach
- Part-time or distance learning PGDE courses, usually done in partnership with certain local authorities
- The four-year undergraduate combined degree programme in subjects such as music, physical education and technology at a Scottish university.
Rest of UK may be different of course.
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Can I become a History Secondary School teacher with a degree in Law (M100)?
Can I become a History Secondary School teacher with a degree in Law (M100)?
You could theoretically convince them that you've got enough subject knowledge but you'd be very unlikely to get a PGCE place, as History is quite competitive.
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What about becoming a secondary school or level 3 Law teacher in the UK?
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What about becoming a secondary school or level 3 Law teacher in the UK?
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There are not nearly as many and it's a difficult life. Though, yes, you could do that.
There are not nearly as many and it's a difficult life. Though, yes, you could do that.
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