A reasonable set of GCSE passes (minimum of C grade) which MUST include English, Maths, & Science. Particularly useful subjects include Geography, History, RS, Art, Design & Technology, Music, Drama, Languages.
At least 2 full A2 Level passes (preferably at C grade or better) in subjects relevant to the primary school curriculum - eg English, Maths, Sciences, Art/ Performing Arts, Humanities etc..
Essential general skills/ attributes include: good interpersonal & communication skills; basic competence in IT; experience of working with children (eg helping with playgroups, holiday clubs etc, or work in community drama, music, youth groups etc), and creative arts, musical, acting/ performance, or sporting interests/ skills are also very useful.
Admission to primary teacher training courses will be determined not only by academic credentials & references, but also by performance at "interview", which is likely to involve not only formal interviews, but also presentations, group activities/ discussions, & practical problem solving exercises based on real classroom/ school scenarios. Successful candidates are likely to demonstrate a reasonable understanding of contemporary educational debates/ issues; have a reasonably informed general understanding of how children develop & learn, and be aware of, & sensitive to, such matters as social exclusion, disability etc and how these may impact upon a child's educational & life "chances".
Most primary school teacher training courses last 4 years (BA with Qualified Teacher Status/ Primary Age Range) and include Educational Theory & Practice; Curriculum Studies; Specialist Subject Studies; Pedagogy, plus substantial teaching practice in schools.
The trainee teacher must also pass competency tests in English, Maths & IT; be in good health, and pass an "Enhanced Disclosure" Criminal Records Bureau check.
Each state has different requirements for a teaching credential, but the average is four years for a BA and classes in education. Some, like CA, require a 5th year of college. Student teaching, state testing, and observation is also required to become a teacher.
Extra information about my question - For my options I chose Triple science, History, French, ICT and BTEC performing arts, also how do I get a degree and what course do i need to take at uni? How long will the course go and how much will it cost?
In the US, a primary school teacher needs a college degree in primary eduction. It is most like the same in the UK.
Willy Russell trained to be a teacher at St Katharine's College in Liverpool, England.
You train to be a teacher so you know things.
You should begin preparing for university. To become a secondary school teacher you will have to earn a B.A or B.Sc (bachelor of arts or, bachelor of sciences) and then attend a teacher's college, or your universities faculty of education to get your B.Ed (bachelor of education). These prescribed degree programs will prepare you and train you to be a teacher. While you're still in high school, continue to be studious, get good grades, and have a good attitude about education. Your university training will prepare you for your actual teaching career.
First of you must get a degree in education. If you have a bachelor degree already...you can get certified or a masters in education
teach, school, train, develop, improve, inform, discipline, tutor
a train conductor minds the train whilst a teacher trains the mind.
in college
The hink pink for primary locomotive is main train
yes he did a science teacher!
The only underground train to England is the Channel Tunnel that goes from Calais in France to Dover in England.
the train between England and France is called "Eurostar"
The Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) is a one-year course in England, Wales and Northern Ireland for undergraduate degree holders that allows them to train to be a teacher.