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PGCE Secondary (Science with Physics)
The PGCE Secondary (Science with Physics) programme with the University of Plymouth will give you the training and support needed to develop the skills, knowledge and confidence to begin your professional teaching career.
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PGCE Secondary (Science with Chemistry)
The PGCE Secondary (Science with Chemistry) programme with the University of Plymouth will give you the training and support needed to develop the skills, knowledge and confidence to begin your professional teaching career.
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PGCE Secondary (Science with Biology)
One year PGCE Secondary (Science with Biology) programme. Bring your graduate expertise, skills and enthusiasm to the imaginative and practical teaching of biology to children of all abilities from ages 11–18.
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PGCE Secondary (Music)
One year PGCE Secondary (Music) programme. Inspire secondary school pupils to study music through imaginative and practical teaching.
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PGCE Secondary (Mathematics)
One year PGCE Secondary (Mathematics) programme. Bring your graduate expertise, skills and enthusiasm to the imaginative and practical teaching of mathematics to children of all abilities from ages 11–18.
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PGCE Secondary (Art & Design)
One year PGCE Secondary (Art and Design) programme. Bring your graduate expertise, skills and enthusiasm to the imaginative and practical teaching of art and design to children of all abilities from ages 11–18.
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PGCE Primary (5-11)
Gain an in-depth understanding of how young children aged 5-11 think, develop and learn on the PGCE Primary at the University of Plymouth.
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PgCert The National Award for Special Educational Needs Coordination
The National Award for Special Educational Needs Coordination programme at University of Plymouth is designed to support the professional development of special educational needs coordinators (SENCOS)
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PGCE learning and assessment
All modules are assessed by coursework or by practical teaching. Assessment is designed to ensure that you can achieve the Professional Standards required by the Department for Education.
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Bridget Phillips: inspiring the next generation from her classroom
Bridget reflects on her time at the University of Plymouth and what motivated her to begin a career in teaching.
