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Title: Routes into Teaching


1
Routes into Teaching
  • Presentation for Scottish Executive Teachers
    Division

2
Why Teach?
  • you can communicate
  • you like to help others
  • you have patience
  • you dont mind hard work
  • you think you can do it

3
What are the job conditions like?
  • 35 hours per week, 195 days per year
  • good holidays
  • CPD built in
  • worthwhile job
  • varied and never dull
  • secure employment
  • good career prospects
  • chartered teacher
  • promoted posts

4
What will I earn?
  • as Probationer 19 878
  • on reaching Full Registration
  • starting salary 23 841
  • top of basic scale 31 707 (after 6 years)
  • Chartered Teacher 32 688 - 38 868
  • Principal Teacher 34 566 - 44 616
  • Depute/Head Teacher 39 207 - 76 527

5
What are the job prospects?
  • Secondary
  • priority subjects (2007-08)
  • Mathematics, Gaelic, Drama, English, Geography,
    Home Economics, Modern Languages, Music, Physical
    Education, Physics, RME, Technological Education,
    Art Design
  • Primary
  • high ratio of applicants to places
  • currently high level of recruitment

6
Qualifying for Primary
  • Higher English or equivalent
  • Standard Grade Credit Maths or equivalent
  • PGDE (Primary)
  • Degree (any subject)

7
Qualifying for Secondary
  • PGDE (Secondary)
  • Degree
  • specific subject study credit levels required
  • Certain subjects have other requirements
  • Higher English or equivalent

8
What do I need forsubject qualification?
  • degree
  • 80 SCOTCAT points in the subject
  • special requirements

Business Education Classics Community
Languages Computing English Home Economics Media
Studies Modern Foreign Languages Gaelic Modern
Studies Music Physical Education Technological
Education
9
How do I train
  • Professional Graduate Diploma in Education
  • PGDE Primary Secondary
  • Full time 36 weeks
  • 18 weeks in school
  • 18 weeks on campus
  • Part time 21 months

10
Part time PGDE provision
  • Primary
  • Aberdeen specific local authorities
  • Strathclyde nursery nurses, special needs
    auxillaries classroom assistants
  • Secondary
  • University of Dundee
  • Chemistry with Science, English, Mathematics
  • Modern Languages, Physics with Science
  • University of Aberdeen
  • (specific local authorities)
  • English, Home Economics, Mathematics
  • University of Paisley University of Glasgow
  • Dumfries Galloway region
  • Part time Open University Maths only

11
How and when do I apply?
  • PGDE apply through GTTR (except Paisley)
  • closing date for PGDE
  • early application advised
  • interview mandatory
  • Disclosure Scotland clearance
  • all academic qualifications before entry

12
Do I have to pay fees?
  • SAAS - normally undergraduate funding regime
    continues
  • loans, bursaries and supplementary grants may be
    available
  • normally no fees for EU citizens
  • students from outside EU - full fees payable
  • Second lot of postgraduate funding available
    check with SAAS if you have a Higher Degree

13
How do I become fully qualified?
  • PGDE gives Probationer status
  • Induction Scheme for newly qualified teachers
  • guaranteed, one year training placement
  • 70 teaching load
  • 30 of time for professional development
  • salary (2007) 19 878

14
Current Scottish Executive Initiatives
  • Implementing MCCRONE
  • Headship
  • Chartered teacher programme
  • Induction scheme for probationer teachers
  • Reducing class sizes
  • Promoting positive behaviour in schools
  • Enhancing Literacy Numeracy
  • Recruitment of qualified teachers

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How doI findout more?
http//www.infoscotland.com/teaching http//www.s
aas.gov.uk
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