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**soajerwaradaY** · 10-07-2012, 10:03 PM

salaam. i thought i coukd make this thread so we prospective students who intend on becoming teachers can benefit. i am an undergraduate student studying theology (yes , i know, a bot arkward) in his final year. After that i intend to become a teaching assistant for maybe a year or two. Then inshallah i wll be applying for a p.g.c.e or a gtp (realistically a gtp). i want to learn from anyone

i was a research assistant after i graduated. (i am an engineer).
are these qualifications that you mentioned (gtp and pgce) required to teach?
with us its like get masters degree, become a lecturer, get PhD become an assistant prof.
is it different in your field?

interesting.

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soajerwaradaY Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 447 Senior Member	salaam. i thought i coukd make this thread so we prospective students who intend on becoming teachers can benefit. i am an undergraduate student studying theology (yes , i know, a bot arkward) in his final year. After that i intend to become a teaching assistant for maybe a year or two. Then inshallah i wll be applying for a p.g.c.e or a gtp (realistically a gtp). i want to learn from anyone i was a research assistant after i graduated. (i am an engineer). are these qualifications that you mentioned (gtp and pgce) required to teach? with us its like get masters degree, become a lecturer, get PhD become an assistant prof. is it different in your field? interesting.
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