#DegreesOnYourDoorstep
Join us at our open events, where you can find out more about all our University-level Courses or Degree Apprenticeships, the application process and everything you need to know about studying with us.
PGCE / PCE (Teaching) Open Evening
22 July
5:30pm – 7pm
(Social distancing measures will be applied, in line with the latest Welsh Government guidance)
PGCE/PCE
Are you thinking of a career change? Do you want to teach? Maybe you have years of industry experience and want to share your knowledge with the next generation?
At our Open Evening, you can find out all about teaching in Further Education and how you can begin your teaching career with a PGCE or PCE qualification.
If you are a graduate of a relevant subject and looking to gain a nationally recognised teaching qualification to work in further education, then The Professional Graduate Certificate in Education PGCE is for you.
The Professional Certificate in Education PCE is for you if you have a subject qualification (Level 3 or above) and are looking to gain a nationally recognised teaching qualification to work in further education.
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We are pleased to have developed a number of wide-ranging degree programmes in partnership with prestigious Higher Education institutions.
These include The University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Glyndwr University, University of South Wales and Pearson.
All of our Higher Education courses have been designed with employment and future careers in mind and we strive to give our graduates the best experience and knowledge to equip them for the working world.
Our Higher Education courses are;
Local – You won’t need to move away from home to study making it easier to fit in with your work and family life.
Affordable – Fewer travel costs and no need to move away from home. This can keep your living costs down to a manageable level.
Flexible – Our Higher Education programmes often have full-time and part-time routes. We try to organise the timetable so you can still work or carry out family commitments whilst you are studying.
Supportive – Class sizes are smaller than at university, enabling you to receive more individual attention and guidance from your tutor.
Access Courses
In addition, we have a range of Access to Higher Education courses, designed to prepare learners without traditional qualifications for study at University.
As well as this, we offer a Pre-Access course and a number of Access courses in, Health Care (routes into Nursing and Midwifery) and Humanities (routes into Teaching).