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Is CK402 Biological and chemical sciences a recognised degree for the PGCE?

trish247 · 2010-10-19 05:09:07

Just wondering if this is a recognised degree? I cant seem to find it on the teaching council list. I specialised in Chemistry so I basically have a BSc honours degree in Chemistry. It just seems like a very long winded process to get a degree recognised by the teaching council and costly too!

19-10-2010 5:09am

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Just wondering if this is a recognised degree? I cant seem to find it on the teaching council list. I specialised in Chemistry so I basically have a BSc honours degree in Chemistry. It just seems like a very long winded process to get a degree recognised by the teaching council and costly too!

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trish247 wrote: »

Just wondering if this is a recognised degree? I cant seem to find it on the teaching council list. I specialised in Chemistry so I basically have a BSc honours degree in Chemistry. It just seems like a very long winded process to get a degree recognised by the teaching council and costly too!

If it's not on the list it's not recognised.

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