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PGCE in Scotland

  • 14-10-2008 7:45pm
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    Jay16
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5 ✭


    Ive been looking through many threads to find if I can do a PGCE with an ordinary degree (level 7) and I keep seeing these kind of replies:

    FJH wrote: »
    I believe one or two in Scotland do take ord. degrees. Not 100% sure though.

    HoneyButterfly wrote: »
    Most in Scotland require an honours degree, but I think one or two do let you in with a 3 year degree.
    You'd be going up against people with an honours degree, but if its def the career for you, you should be able to overcome that issue and give a good interview.


    So is Scotland the place to go?
    Does anyone know of a college that might accept an ordinary degree?
    and have any of you got in with an ord. degree?
    I have 3 years experience in a primary school, which I presume should help with my application.

    Any help would be much appreciated, thanks.
    Jay.


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