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Hi! I'm currently in Year 10 and I have an interest in teaching secondary history in the future. I was wondering if anyone could let me know what minimum GCSE grades I would have to achieve? And I'd also like to know what other subjects I would be able to teach with a degree in history (if that is even possible?)
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Hi! I'm currently in Year 10 and I have an interest in teaching secondary history in the future. I was wondering if anyone could let me know what minimum GCSE grades I would have to achieve? And I'd also like to know what other subjects I would be able to teach with a degree in history (if that is even possible?)
Thank you
Hi! I'm currently in Year 10 and I have an interest in teaching secondary history in the future. I was wondering if anyone could let me know what minimum GCSE grades I would have to achieve? And I'd also like to know what other subjects I would be able to teach with a degree in history (if that is even possible?)
Thank you
I am a Primary Education student so it is always great to hear from other aspiring teachers!
I am sure you know, the most typical route for this is completing a history degree and then a PGCE for a final fourth year to earn Qualified Teaching Status. Entry requirements for history degrees will vary across universities but PGCEs are a little more strict!
A PGCE requires a person to have a GCSEs at grade C/4 or above in English and mathematics. You also need to have completed a degree.
You can apply for a PGCE in any subject that has 50% relevance to your degree.
I hope this helps,
Lydia
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(Original post by Lydia Taylor (YSJU Student Ambassador))
Hello
I am a Primary Education student so it is always great to hear from other aspiring teachers!
I am sure you know, the most typical route for this is completing a history degree and then a PGCE for a final fourth year to earn Qualified Teaching Status. Entry requirements for history degrees will vary across universities but PGCEs are a little more strict!
A PGCE requires a person to have a GCSEs at grade C/4 or above in English and mathematics. You also need to have completed a degree.
You can apply for a PGCE in any subject that has 50% relevance to your degree.
I hope this helps,
Lydia
Hello
I am a Primary Education student so it is always great to hear from other aspiring teachers!
I am sure you know, the most typical route for this is completing a history degree and then a PGCE for a final fourth year to earn Qualified Teaching Status. Entry requirements for history degrees will vary across universities but PGCEs are a little more strict!
A PGCE requires a person to have a GCSEs at grade C/4 or above in English and mathematics. You also need to have completed a degree.
You can apply for a PGCE in any subject that has 50% relevance to your degree.
I hope this helps,
Lydia
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