PHD after PGCE secondry OR phd after maaster
my bachelors is in physics and am highly interested in teaching thats why i want to apply for PGCE with QTS secondry physics and also i think that PGCE will secure me but i will do PHD after PGCE now am confused is it right decision?
what you guys suggest to master then PHD or PGCE then PHD
what you guys suggest to master then PHD or PGCE then PHD
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If you are planning on doing a PhD within a physics field they’ll probably (but not necessarily in all cases) want you to have a masters as part of the entry requirements. If your ultimate goal is teaching I’d make the PGCE the final thing you do
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