I am finishing up my undergraduate degree in Linguistics with a 1st.
I'll be starting a part-time Linguistics MA next academic year. As part of this, I have the opportunity to study German up to Level D. Since my course is only part-time, I was also thinking of getting my French up to A Level standard as well and getting some experience in schools.
After finishing my masters, do people think that I'm in a position where I'll be able to get onto a Secondary MFL PGCE? Most providers say they want 50% degree content or a "closely related degree". My undergrad involved modules on second language acquisition, multilingualism, German linguistics, etc. so seems fairly related. I can't seem to find anywhere online whether this combined with Advanced German and Intermediate French will give a decent chance of getting onto a Secondary MFL PGCE.
Has anyone here gone through a similar pathway? Or know of any MFL teachers with a linguistics background?
Thanks for
your help!