Pages tagged with: plymouth-institute-of-education
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Placements with Early Childhood Studies
Explore the possibilities with placement opportunities with the Plymouth Institute of Education
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BA (Hons) Early Childhood Studies with Foundation Induction Information
Plymouth University Induction: BA (Hons) Early Childhood Studies with Foundation
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BA (Hons) Education with Foundation Induction Information
Plymouth University Induction: BA (Hons) Education with Foundation
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Plymouth Institute of Education direct entrant students
University of Plymouth: Useful links, including online enrolment (OLE), for students who are studying with one of our partners
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Children and Families
University of Plymouth's Institution of Education: Children and Families node of excellence
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Careers with the PGCE/Certificate in Education
You’ll experience a range of teaching and training settings during your time on the PGCE/Certificate in Education programmes. Many of our students find their first jobs with their placement institutions.
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Undergraduate courses with Plymouth Institute of Education
At undergraduate level you can study on a range of degree courses: Early Childhood Studies, Education Studies or for those who want to teach, the Bachelor of Education (with QTS).
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Careers with BA (Hons) Early Childhood Studies
Do you dream of working with young children, in a children’s centre, nursery or school setting or as a social worker or psychologist or as a researcher? Wherever you want to end up, BA (Hons) Early Childhood Studies is a great place to start.
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Postgraduate programmes with Plymouth Institute of Education
University of Plymouth Postgraduate programmes with Plymouth Institute of Education
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Claudia Blandon
Plymouth University. Profile on Claudia Blandon.
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Plymouth Institute of Education staff
Learn more about the Plymouth Institute of Education staff.
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Clear leadership and community focus can yield benefits for coastal academies, study suggests
Schools in areas of high deprivation making the transition to academy status should not automatically expect to see lasting positive results, according to Class of 2010 – a seven-year study led by academics at the University of Plymouth