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Scottish PGCE, PGCE, University of Buckingham

the United Kingdom

University of Buckingham

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PGCEFull-time37 weeksSeptemberfind outfind out

About Scottish PGCE, PGCE - at University of Buckingham

The Scottish PGCE is recognised by the General Teaching Council for Scotland (GTCS) and upon successful completion of the programme, students will be eligible to apply for provisional registration with the GTCS. Full registration will be awarded once the teacher has successfully completed the GTCS probationary period.

Starting every August, the PGCE is a 37-week school-based course available to those employed in a school, during which trainee teachers work under the guidance of a mentor (appointed by the school in which they work and who holds Full Registration with the GTCS). The mentor will be expected to attend an online training session in early September.

Trainee teachers are supported by a weekly programme and nine days of training across the year, (August, October, February and June) including subject-specific content. Training days are delivered both online and via attendance at residentials at which trainees will participate in lectures, workshops, seminars and discussion groups led by experts in their field. The programme also consists of guided weekly meetings and observations, termly visits by the University tutor and regular twilight sessions.

The course encourages reflective practice, focusing on the subjects being taught, the craft of the classroom and the underpinning educational values of the teacher. Trainee teachers will be assigned a University tutor. The University tutor and the school Mentor will jointly assess the student's competence as a teacher during and at the end of the course. There are three essays to complete, carrying a total value of 60 Level 7 (Master's) credits.

In addition to the Buckingham ITT Curriculum, trainees have another Six Elements of Focus in line with the Scottish Curriculum:

The start date for this programme is August. This has the advantage that the whole course can be completed within one academic year.

Entry requirements for this course

Contact University of Buckingham to find course entry requirements.

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