Holy Cross University Centre provides a unique model of student support for those studying for a degree locally.
This part-time course is an education based, non-QTS progression route to an honours degree.
It provides an opportunity to develop skills and knowledge relevant to a range of roles and settings.
It may be a fore-runner to applying to primary PGCE courses (NOT secondary).
- One evening per week (tbc) 4-8pm
- Starts September 2010
- 15 months (September 2010-December 2011)
All applicants need to have completed 240 credits at university levels 4 and 5, either through a foundation degree or (subject to assessment through the Accreditation of Prior Learning process) through Diplomas or HNDs in education-related subjects. You will also need to be working in an educational setting, supporting primary and/or secondary pupils.
- Applying Theories of Learning
- Research Methods
- Learning Practice in Teaching, Learning & Mentoring Practice
- Research Dissertation
Help may be available towards course fees. Please contact a Support Tutor at Holy Cross University Centre for further information about course funding.
The course is assessed by coursework alone. There are a range of assignments including a research project, essays, presentations, portfolios and poster presentations.
The course is a pathway towards:
- PGCE (Postgraduate Certificate in Education) Primary
- GTP (Graduate Teacher Programme)
- Other postgraduate employment or training within the educational sector.
Students are advised to arrange an informal initial advice meeting with a Holy Cross University Centre support tutor. Application forms to Holy Cross University Centre.