Such a fab video! I’m trying to gain the confidence to go back into teaching Primary. I graduated a few years ago, did a bit of supply work, but then I lost my confidence and haven’t gone back since. Thanks for the video xx
It's been a crazy couple or years so don't be too hard on yourself! Perhaps start supply teaching first to get back into it? I recommend having your first class in KS1- they think you can do everything so it's great to increase your confidence 😂
For reading comprehension ideas: get the children to split into group and make a short scene of what happened in the story. It allows the children to work on public speaking confidence and helps them brainstorm and develop the themes present in the story. Plus it’s fun and allows the children to support one another and make friends.
I’m going to be doing work experience as of January so watching some videos just to kind of see what to expect, I’ll be in with year r - year 2 , can’t wait and great video (::
Whenever I talk to someone about doing a pgce, including teachers, they tell me to run a mile because it is such a stressful and miserable job. It is very soul destroying. Also, can you also teach in college with a primary qts? Thank you. Cool video
Teaching has the potential to be like that if you let it, I definitely did too many hours and was constantly trying to do extra but I've now learnt to find a balance and it's amazing! I'm not sure about teaching in collage though, I'm sure you would have to get a full degree in a subject that you would want to teach then an extra year doing a PGCE? I'd definitely research that though!
The most common way would to either do a 3 year primary education degree at university or another degree plus a years PGCE afterwards! You can also look at the option of SCITT training ( school centred initial teacher training). Hope this helps and good luck! X
Im a year 11 student studying child development and for next year im thinking of taking a 0-8 childcare course that is the equivalent to 3 a levels and that would allow me to work in a nursery but im also think i might want to do primary instead so i was wonder what qualifications you have and what i would need ?
Hello, how exciting! I took a 3 year Ba(hons) Primary Education degree with QTS. Perhaps go into the UCAS website/ University websites and check the entry requirements? There is also a SCITT route which is school centred initial teacher training that you could look into?
Hello🥰 Do you think an international student can have the chance to become a primary teacher in the uk please let me know your opinion sinc I'm not familiar with the country
As long as you do well in your English and Maths then it's fairy flexible! I personally did a range of subjects to keep my own subject knowledge up and they were my favourite! Definitely choose what you enjoy and are best at!
Hello! I'm a new subscriber! I am a primary school teacher in Nigeria so I would like to come to England to teach as an overseas qualified teacher, I have started applying for jobs for September resumption but I will like to know if you can refer me to a school that sponsors. I'll be glad if you can be of help. Thank you!
Loved this video!! I have just left school and I want to do primary teaching and this video made me excited!
Awh I'm so glad! Good luck with your teaching journey!
Girl, this is exactly me now. I left biology school to start primary teaching.
How did it go for you? I really wanna know.
Such a fab video! I’m trying to gain the confidence to go back into teaching Primary. I graduated a few years ago, did a bit of supply work, but then I lost my confidence and haven’t gone back since. Thanks for the video xx
It's been a crazy couple or years so don't be too hard on yourself! Perhaps start supply teaching first to get back into it? I recommend having your first class in KS1- they think you can do everything so it's great to increase your confidence 😂
For reading comprehension ideas: get the children to split into group and make a short scene of what happened in the story. It allows the children to work on public speaking confidence and helps them brainstorm and develop the themes present in the story. Plus it’s fun and allows the children to support one another and make friends.
Hope you’ll continue these week in the life videos, really enjoy them! I’m a KS1 teacher too :)
I’m going to be doing work experience as of January so watching some videos just to kind of see what to expect, I’ll be in with year r - year 2 , can’t wait and great video (::
Oooh how exciting! Good luck and have a great time!
Im about to start studying Teaching at uni I'm dead excited and nervous
Nervous and excited are definitely the words I would have used too haha. It will be a huge adventure but so worth it! Good luck!
The fact that I'm only in year 6 and I want to be a primary teacher
Aww that’s amazing
Oml same
Awww beautiful vlog sis, ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks hun! 💛
Whenever I talk to someone about doing a pgce, including teachers, they tell me to run a mile because it is such a stressful and miserable job. It is very soul destroying. Also, can you also teach in college with a primary qts? Thank you. Cool video
Teaching has the potential to be like that if you let it, I definitely did too many hours and was constantly trying to do extra but I've now learnt to find a balance and it's amazing! I'm not sure about teaching in collage though, I'm sure you would have to get a full degree in a subject that you would want to teach then an extra year doing a PGCE? I'd definitely research that though!
Man the fact im in year 6 and seeing this i jus realised how hard it is for a teacher yet fun😢
Awh bless, yes teachers definitely work hard!
Hello, thanks for sharing. Interesting.
You are so welcome, I'm glad it was interesting!
Hii maam can you please tell how to become a primary teacher in london
The most common way would to either do a 3 year primary education degree at university or another degree plus a years PGCE afterwards! You can also look at the option of SCITT training ( school centred initial teacher training). Hope this helps and good luck! X
Love your vibe
Thanks hun! Love that
You have the most beautiful watch that I’ve ever seen!❤️🍎
Haha thanks, I love it 😍
Hiya! What is the font that you use on your laptop on the childrens work?
Im a year 11 student studying child development and for next year im thinking of taking a 0-8 childcare course that is the equivalent to 3 a levels and that would allow me to work in a nursery but im also think i might want to do primary instead so i was wonder what qualifications you have and what i would need ?
Hello, how exciting! I took a 3 year Ba(hons) Primary Education degree with QTS. Perhaps go into the UCAS website/ University websites and check the entry requirements? There is also a SCITT route which is school centred initial teacher training that you could look into?
Hello.. watching from Philippines 💙
Oh wow that's amazing! Thanks for watching hun!
Hello🥰
Do you think an international student can have the chance to become a primary teacher in the uk please let me know your opinion sinc I'm not familiar with the country
Of course! Anyone can become a teacher with the right qualifications!
@@zoeyjenjens thanks for the reassurance🥰
Hello
I want to be a primary school teacher when I grow up I’m only in year 8 at the moment but what GCSE’s do you need to be a primary teacher
As long as you do well in your English and Maths then it's fairy flexible! I personally did a range of subjects to keep my own subject knowledge up and they were my favourite! Definitely choose what you enjoy and are best at!
Hello! I'm a new subscriber! I am a primary school teacher in Nigeria so I would like to come to England to teach as an overseas qualified teacher, I have started applying for jobs for September resumption but I will like to know if you can refer me to a school that sponsors. I'll be glad if you can be of help. Thank you!
Hey! I'm afraid I wouldn't know where to find that information but good luck! Sorry I couldn't be more help. I appreciate you subscribing🥰
do i have to go uni to become a teacher assistant?
No, you don't!