Primary teaching QTS at Winchester, Cardiff met and Oxford brookes

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I’m planning on doing undergrad Primary education (QTS) but I’ve not heard any reviews on this course at Winchester, Oxford Brookes or Cardiff met. Could you give me reviews about the course at these unis (and suggest any other unis down South which do the course well)? And explain why you did / didn’t like it there both in the specific course and the uni as a whole and what the SEND support is like?

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ratnates

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Original post by preferred-dinosa

I’m planning on doing undergrad Primary education (QTS) but I’ve not heard any reviews on this course at Winchester, Oxford Brookes or Cardiff met. Could you give me reviews about the course at these unis (and suggest any other unis down South which do the course well)? And explain why you did / didn’t like it there both in the specific course and the uni as a whole and what the SEND support is like?

check on tiktok, there's quite a few people on there who go to winchester, it seems the most popular for primary ed out of the unis you've listed

i've firmed portsmouth for primary ed, i've heard they're really good : )

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CardiffMetRep

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Original post by preferred-dinosa

I’m planning on doing undergrad Primary education (QTS) but I’ve not heard any reviews on this course at Winchester, Oxford Brookes or Cardiff met. Could you give me reviews about the course at these unis (and suggest any other unis down South which do the course well)? And explain why you did / didn’t like it there both in the specific course and the uni as a whole and what the SEND support is like?

Hello there!

Thank you for your interest in Primary Education with QTS at Cardiff Met. The course has some distinct features that you can consider when choosing us as your institution:

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University and school experiences that train student teachers to teach the Curriculum for Wales across the 3-11 age range

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Research-informed clinical practice where structured opportunities enable student teachers to use theory to interrogate practice and vice versa.

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A supportive and collaborative culture of learning

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School-led training days led by schools identified as leading providers of education and professional development

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Opportunity to undertake the Agored Cymru Accredited Assist at Forest School Level 2 training

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A commitment to the development of Welsh language skills of all student teachers based on their individual experience and needs

Please follow this link for more information about the course: BA (Hons) Primary Education (3-11) with Qualified Teacher Status Degree - Primary Teaching Degree (cardiffmet.ac.uk).

If you wish to find out more about the course, you can contact the programme director, Jordan Allers via [email protected] and they will be able to assist you.

Cardiff Met is located in Cardiff and the course will take place in Cyncoed campus so it is not far from the city centre. We do offer some student accommodations which are within walking distance to campus and about 20 minutes bus ride to city centre.

In terms of SEND, we have a friendly wellbeing support team who will be able to support you throughout your studies at Cardiff Met. You can find more information here: Disability, Mental Health and Dyslexia Disability Support (cardiffmet.ac.uk).

Should you have any questions, please drop us an email via [email protected].

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Primary teaching QTS at Winchester, Cardiff met and Oxford brookes

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