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PGCE & Masters Course in one - Student Finance England?
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I'm tempted to say this course wouldn't be eligible for a maintenance grant, due to non designation. It's marketed as a 2 year PGCE with integrated masters, which wouldn't be designated under ESSR 2013.
Never seen a course set up like that though, and things have changed in the 4 years since I dealt with these. Could well be a new initiative.0 -
I'm looking at this course too. I'm a mature student graduating in two weeks (woohoo). I'm going to an evening seminar on Tuesday that covers different routes into teaching for graduates so I hope to find out a bit more about it. A salary and tuition fees paid seems too good to be true!With Sparkles! :happylove And Shiny Things!0
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