Been thinking about teaching for a while, mostly get stuck on subject choice. And a bit on logistics of training.
Degree is law with French, A-levels French Maths Physics, straight A/A* GCSEs including triple science plus German.
Am eligible to do Subject Knowledge Enhancement before Physics and/or Maths training according to the teaching website. I probably prefer physics but teaching non-physics science beyond KS3 would be nigh on impossible. I always had a hankering after a physics degree, if OU was affordable I'd do one like a shot!
Don't have a strong enough second language to be employable for MFL and tbh found French easy enough that I'm not sure I understand how to "learn" it.
Maths I enjoyed, had to learn at A-level and feel I could teach.
Currently England but might end up moving to Scotland where I understand I could possibly only teach French at secondary as no degree.
Or as a generalist at heart would I be likely to be able to stick with KS2 having trained as a primary maths specialist. Could never do EYFS but with a fluent mfl and enjoying science (and good at the currently fashionable grammar stuff) would I be more likely to be used in KS2 where these skills might be more useful. Would something similar exist in Scotland?
Need to sort out some work experience to narrow things down obviously but no point taking up space if it's never going to work!
Am well aware that the total hours aren't family friendly but hopefully they should be childcare pick up friendly often enough that DH can cover when they're not.
Thanks!