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How to get QTS without teaching/visiting in the UK
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Shroob



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PostPosted: Mon Jan 13, 2014 7:52 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
kpjf wrote:
Shroob wrote:


I'm not sure if this applies to PGCEs, but a stumbling block I almost fell fowl of was the 'home vs. international' student status. Generally, anyone not living in the UK is subject to international fees (a lot more than home) so the £15,000 / £20,000 may not be that good. As always, there are exceptions (thankfully), but it's worth checking for anyone thinking of this!


Oh, sorry! But at least it's a start. I have just checked Manchester University and the international fee for a PGCE is £14,000, but it seems that the £9,000 stands for not only UK but EU citizens as well.


No need to apologise, I almost fell foul of that little detail (having been teaching abroad). Being British born and bred, I never considered that I'd be classed as an international (actually, I think the term is 'overseas') student.

EDIT: Just realised I spelt 'foul' wrong in my first post... that's what being raised on a smallholding does to you.
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MsRT



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PostPosted: Mon Jan 13, 2014 10:14 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
Yes the PGCE in UK isn't an option for me as I live abroad and going back to do my pgce also isn't an option! But, this option however is a great alternative for those who are in my shoes!

Thanks again!
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