A postgrad certificate you need to start teaching :hugesmile:

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Now that is a question for another day :pipe2:

Tbh it depends how the Masters goes, if I enjoy the step up and do well with it I might stay on in academia and study further, it's something I'm quite well suited to I think. Ideally I would actually like to be a historian but we'll see

lmao

-puts in my CV-

9 A-C GCSE's

2 Crap A-Levels (Media Studies, General Studies)
Failed my History A-Level altogether
AS Level in Psychology

teaching would be like the worst job ever working with immature little children

Leaving Cert which is similar to your A Levels

tbh I was all for it until I saw that tough young teachers thing on bbc 3 D:
Kinda having doubts now idk

I did an AS Level in Film Studies and dropped it in the second year. I wish I'd carried on, easiest course I've ever done. :laugh:

:hehe: :smug:

11 GCSE'S and two AS-Levels (Drama and Performing Arts), didn't have time to do A2 because 6th form was the worse decision of my life and I hated almost everyone there :laugh: I'm doing NVQ's in health and social care because it's a good career and you can still work and get good money, not the apprentiship type sh*t

I did film studies for AS too, so easy! I didn't watch half of the films for the exam and I left an hour early...and I still got a C?!?! :joker:

preach

I don't see how anyone would want to be a teacher or a bus driver

I got a B, the only thing that let me down was my original script was crap.

Did you have to make a digital storyboard as well?! :hugesmile:

My friend did that and she recently emigrated to Australia to work in that field.

No, we had to do a hand drawn one. :hehe:

:laugh:

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I tried to help my Spanish teacher out with her year 8 class and they're absolutely awful. I remember my class being like that too, but I actually tried to learn, whereas this class has no person that wants to be there. Maybe just because it's language but it's so sad to see :(

haha aww, I had to do that this year, for my media coursework. Enough to fill a 4 minute documentary :umm2: and my drawing is awful haha

I just didn't put enough effort in (bane of my life). Tutor kept giving me notes for improvement but I just didn't bother. "Just good enough" was alright for me.

I hated everyone at my school and most of them where going to 6th form so thank god I didn't go (I didn't know this at the time) College is way better :love:

Ahh, I didn't continue it was at another college and I had to be there at 9AM which would mean I'd have to get the bus at 7AM and I'm not about that life...

I hated language, I left it to rot and die way back in year 9

GCSE's

:laugh: That's why I've loved uni starting at 10am.

When I finally find a job it's going to be hell getting up earlier.