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28 November 2019
The word 'accelerated' can be daunting, so I would like to show you what an average week is like on the new two-year Primary Education Studies degree. I’m a mother of two, so my weeks can get busy... but it’s all manageable! Read more…
27 July 2020
Hi, I'm John, and I'm the Course Leader for the Accelerated BA (Hons) Primary Education Studies in Cambridge. Read more…
8 July 2020
If you're studying for our Accelerated Primary Education Studies degree, volunteering in a primary school is an ideal way to practice your new skills. Course leader John Parkin offers his advice for finding volunteer work. Read more…
7 July 2020
As a teacher, it's important to control what children, parents and potential employers can see about you online. Accelerated Primary Education Studies course leader John Parkin shares his top tips for managing your digital footprint. Read more…
17 June 2020
Postgraduate study is a significant step up and you'll want to make sure you enjoy it, as well as getting the educational benefits. Masters student Shannon has some tips on finding the course that's right for you. Read more…
12 June 2020
Shannon is studying for an education Masters at ARU, and graduating this summer. She reflects on her course and all the things she's achieved. Read more…
28 May 2020
As a Montessori nursery owner (open for key worker children) and Course Leader for the Early Childhood Studies course at Anglia Ruskin University, I spend much of my day listening to staff and their experiences educating and caring for key children in their settings… Read more…
4 May 2020
With university students switching to online learning, how do you manage your day if - like Primary Education Studies student Katrina - you're also home-schooling two children? Read more…
7 April 2020
Social media can be a fantastic source of support, information, professional development, and humour when it’s needed most. Here's my round-up of who I've found to be the best. Read more…
5 March 2020
Starting a degree can be intimidating, especially with so many books out there to choose from. You will get free access to some core texts online via the university once you’ve joined… Read more…
6 February 2020
As a postgraduate student, most of my class was made up of mature students who were returning to education after a long break. Many of them also work full-time and fit studies in around their job. I'd come straight from my bachelors degree so making friends felt a bit daunting. Read more…
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