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Old 22nd November 2007, 15:58   #14 (permalink)
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Re: Becoming a 'real' teacher in England

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Originally Posted by wildbill

I know I will need to do teacher training, (one year is it?) but I only have a HND too. Will I need to complete a one year degree top-up before the training? Also, what exactly does the training involve and how much does it cost?

Finally, what sort of money can a new teacher expect to earn? Someone said its 21,000+. Sounds good to me!
You'll need a degree to do the PGCE, although there are other ways in to teaching as defender has said.
A Secondary PGCE involves around 3 months studies at uni plus 2 school placements of around 3 months each during which you put the theory into practice and are assessed. There are also 3 skills tests to do. You can get a bursary payment of 9,000 for the course, although you'll now have to pay £3,000 or so towards the course fees.
Starting salaries for new teachers are around £21k now, I think, but you may get more if you have some relevant work experience.
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