I had three interviews for a primary PGCE in the UK recently, and they asked me about what it means to be professional within teaching, 2 things you've learned from your experience with children, and a current educational issue/something in the news! I just have my English skills test to take and then i'll have an unconditional accepted place for September. I can't wait!
I have an interview next week for primary education with qts and the university is asking me to bring an object, that simulates learning and present it. What would you suggest to take, please?
If only this existed last week! I searched all of youtube for advice for my interview and could not find a thing! I had mine on Thursday, great advice tho xx
I meant to upload this earlier as I know interviews are all starting around now, but I'm hoping to make lots more videos about uni and teaching this year - so hopefully those will be able to help you! Good luck though👏🏼!! xx
Once you start wearing glasses means you're now ready to start teaching. I'm sure that you are well aware of the rule that no teacher ever teach while still having perfect eyesight. So if you want to teach i'm afraid that you're going to have to continue wearing glasses from now on. Lucky for you that you were already very attractive even before things started becoming blurry enough for you start wearing glasses. If anything glasses only seem to make you even more attractive now.
First of all, I could listen to you talk all day long. I love the sound of your Scottish voice. Even wearing glasses you still look far too attractive to be a teacher. From what I could tell you're a bit shortsighted so you need glasses to see things at a distance clearly. I'm a retired optician if you're wondering. Over then next few years you can expect your eyesight to further worsen a bit each year due to your young age and the amount of close work you will be doing such as reading and studying. You can expect to be wearing glasses full time within a year or two. So it's a good thing you look as amazing wearing glasses. But then again, teachers are expected to wear glasses. I remember in high school every teacher I had was rather old and they all wore glasses. The only exception was my junior year history teacher. She was young and very pretty and I always looked forward to my history class just because of her. When we came back for Christmas break I was surprised to see her wearing glasses. She must have just gotten them because she was doing a lot of taking them off and putting them back on. At one point she was in front of her desk teaching when realized she wasn't wearing her glasses. She turned around to get her glasses and as she was putting them on she said that she had just got them 3 days earlier and she was still trying to get used to wearing them. She told us that she had noticed a couple months before Christmas break that she was having trouble seeing posters on the back wall of the classroom. She said she had a feeling that she needed glasses and an eye exam proved it. That was the last time I ever saw her without glasses. But like you, she still looked just as attractive wearing glasses as she did before she got glasses. .
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I had three interviews for a primary PGCE in the UK recently, and they asked me about what it means to be professional within teaching, 2 things you've learned from your experience with children, and a current educational issue/something in the news! I just have my English skills test to take and then i'll have an unconditional accepted place for September. I can't wait!
I'm so glad I found this! My interview is on Wednesday :)
Good luck!!!
@@missrossteach thank you 🙏🏽
Thank you- So helpful! And yesss would love a teacher lookbook x
I've gotten asked to take an object but I'm stuck with what to take?
Yes! A teacher look book please! 😊
This is great thank you so much! I have an interview at Strathclyde next week and I'm so nervous x
So informative! Thank you to upload and also, loving this big glasses less makeup and ponytail look, very you!! Peace
I have an interview next week for primary education with qts and the university is asking me to bring an object, that simulates learning and present it. What would you suggest to take, please?
I've been asked to do the same but I don't know what to take 😭
a calculator 😅
@@vernajewel91 Thanks, I have done it and got offered a place
@@rehabalhilaly616 what did you take and what did others take? my interview is next week and I'm scared and unsure on what to bring
@@khadijah_16please let me know what you took with you and how it went! I’ve been asked the same
I’m glad I’ve found this my interview is in 10 mins
Good luck!!!
How did it go? 💕
Mines tomo
If only this existed last week! I searched all of youtube for advice for my interview and could not find a thing! I had mine on Thursday, great advice tho xx
I meant to upload this earlier as I know interviews are all starting around now, but I'm hoping to make lots more videos about uni and teaching this year - so hopefully those will be able to help you! Good luck though👏🏼!! xx
Aw right! Excited for more videos on uni/teaching🥰and thank you💘xx
Thank you, this was really helpful! You cracked me up when you said 'I'm tone deaf'😂
This is excellent thank you!!
Awesome advice!
Thank you so much for your help, this was really useful! How are you doing now in terms of teaching? :)
I’m now working full time as a teacher and loving it😊!
What uni are you at?
Great thank you, this video is so so helpful, I’ve got my interview at winchester this week and I’m so so nervous!
Wholesome Healthy Happy Tess university of the West of Scotland X
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Once you start wearing glasses means you're now ready to start teaching. I'm sure that you are well aware of the rule that no teacher ever teach while still having perfect eyesight. So if you want to teach i'm afraid that you're going to have to continue wearing glasses from now on. Lucky for you that you were already very attractive even before things started becoming blurry enough for you start wearing glasses. If anything glasses only seem to make you even more attractive now.
First of all, I could listen to you talk all day long. I love the sound of your Scottish voice. Even wearing glasses you still look far too attractive to be a teacher. From what I could tell you're a bit shortsighted so you need glasses to see things at a distance clearly. I'm a retired optician if you're wondering. Over then next few years you can expect your eyesight to further worsen a bit each year due to your young age and the amount of close work you will be doing such as reading and studying. You can expect to be wearing glasses full time within a year or two. So it's a good thing you look as amazing wearing glasses. But then again, teachers are expected to wear glasses. I remember in high school every teacher I had was rather old and they all wore glasses. The only exception was my junior year history teacher. She was young and very pretty and I always looked forward to my history class just because of her. When we came back for Christmas break I was surprised to see her wearing glasses. She must have just gotten them because she was doing a lot of taking them off and putting them back on. At one point she was in front of her desk teaching when realized she wasn't wearing her glasses. She turned around to get her glasses and as she was putting them on she said that she had just got them 3 days earlier and she was still trying to get used to wearing them. She told us that she had noticed a couple months before Christmas break that she was having trouble seeing posters on the back wall of the classroom. She said she had a feeling that she needed glasses and an eye exam proved it. That was the last time I ever saw her without glasses. But like you, she still looked just as attractive wearing glasses as she did before she got glasses. .
This is high key creepy asf...