What are the entry requirements for the PGDE (Primary) part-time distance learning course at the University of Aberdeen?

This two-year, part-time programme is based on the full-time PGDE campus-based course, so the entry requirements are exactly the same.

The programme is delivered in partnership with other local authorities and you have to be resident within one of those local authority areas to qualify for entry to the course.

To find out more, contact Aberdeen University on 01224 274776 or email at education@abdn.ac.uk

What are the minimum entry requirements for the PGDE (Primary) part-time course at the University of Strathclyde?

Because this part-time programme is based upon the full-time campus based course, the entry requirements are just the same.

The course is 21 months long and is designed for people who are employed by the education departments of the University's partnership councils. These are:

• Dumfries & Galloway
• Stirling
• Falkirk
• Glasgow City Council
• Renfrewshire
• North Lanarkshire
• South Lanarkshire

This partnership guarantees that you receive cover for your existing employment so you can carry out your school-experience placements. When you're not on school placements, you can continue to work on your regular job.

For most student teachers, academic modules are taught on the Jordanhill Campus in the evenings and in Spring and Summer, during the school holidays.

If you're an employee of Dumfries & Galloway Council this course is delivered as an outreach module.

To find out more, contact Strathclyde University on 0141 950 3173 or by check the website at www.strath.ac.uk/pgdeprimary/parttimepathway/