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Sort your referees out - your UCAS application won't get sent until your referees have submitted references for you, so ask them asap.
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Have your favourite training provider in mind, but be prepared to change your mind! Remember at an interview you are also interviewing them (although much more discreetly!).
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Get a folder at the ready as the important documents stack up fast. You'll need a UCAS letter when you take your skills tests, you'll need copies of everything to send to your training provider, you'll need to get a DBS check, etc etc
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Be true to yourself and why you personally want to be a teacher and you can't go far wrong.
1.
Sort your referees out - your UCAS application won't get sent until your referees have submitted references for you, so ask them asap.
2.
Have your favourite training provider in mind, but be prepared to change your mind! Remember at an interview you are also interviewing them (although much more discreetly!).
3.
Get a folder at the ready as the important documents stack up fast. You'll need a UCAS letter when you take your skills tests, you'll need copies of everything to send to your training provider, you'll need to get a DBS check, etc etc
4.
Be true to yourself and why you personally want to be a teacher and you can't go far wrong.
1.
Sort your referees out - your UCAS application won't get sent until your referees have submitted references for you, so ask them asap.
2.
Have your favourite training provider in mind, but be prepared to change your mind! Remember at an interview you are also interviewing them (although much more discreetly!).
3.
Get a folder at the ready as the important documents stack up fast. You'll need a UCAS letter when you take your skills tests, you'll need copies of everything to send to your training provider, you'll need to get a DBS check, etc etc
4.
Be true to yourself and why you personally want to be a teacher and you can't go far wrong.