Despite being told it was too late, I put in a late application for teacher training after being made redundant a couple of months ago. Primary teaching is something I've been tempted to do for a while but it feels like now is the time to go for it.
I've got an interview this Saturday for Schools Direct (unsalaried) and would be grateful for any advice or pointers. It's five hours with a tour and talk, maths and English tests, presentation to a small group and one-to-one interview.
For my presentation, we need to bring a prop and explain how we would use it in a classroom. I was thinking of taking a map of the world or globe as you could do a project that pulls in lots of different areas - geography, science, history, maths (spheres?). Does that sound like the right sort of thing?
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QueenofWhatever · 08/04/2013 16:14
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