Professional Practice with PGDE - MEd

Online University of Glasgow School of Education

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About the course

As a recently qualified teacher, this extension programme will develop your ability to be critically-reflective and explore your own practice in order to improve it. On successful completion of your PGDE you will have the opportunity to transfer your Masters-level credits into this

Entry Requirements

You must have successfully completed the PGDE from the University of Glasgow.

Please upload a copy of your GTCS (General Teaching Council for Scotland) Certificate. A screenshot will suffice.

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Please see the university website for further information on fees for this course.

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