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saraht wrote:What exactly is the course- is it a PGCE and if so is it for primary or secondary teaching? I may be able to help re bursaries etc if I know the details.
Sarah
Thanks Sarah: it's secondary teaching (for Maths) and I'll be doing it in Scotland.A banker is a fellow who lends you his umbrella when the sun is shining and wants it back the minute it begins to rain.0 -
Hi again,
I am not sure if the funding situation is the same in Scotland as it is in England for student teachers, though I did try to look at a few websites. Here is one link for you,
http://www.teachinginscotland.com (just copy and paste if can't openas a link)
if you clink on the link to 'Is there financial help' that has some details on allowances and student loans. If you were in England you would get a £6k bursary for a secondary maths course, but I can't see if that's the same in Scotland so may be worth giving the contact number on that website a ring to clarify.Yesterday is today's memories, tomorrow is today's dreams
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