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How to become a Teaching Assistant

Guide on how to become a Teaching Assistant....

Should I study Bookkeeping or Accounting?

The choice between studying bookkeeping or accounting depends on your career goals and interests. Bookkeeping involves recording and categorizing fin...

What Can Bookkeepers Not Do?

Bookkeepers play an important role in maintaining financial records, but they have some limitations as well. Some things that bookkeepers cannot do in...

How A Levels are graded

A-levels are graded using a letter grade system from A* to E, with A* being the highest grade and E being the lowest passing grade. A-level grades are...

What qualifications do I need to be a Teaching Assistant?

It may come as a surprise but at the moment there are no legal requirements to have a qualification to work as a teaching assistant. However, due to t...

What A Levels do I need for Medicine?

The entry requirements for medicine typically include three A-levels, with grades ranging from AAA to ABB, depending on the university and program. I...

What A Levels do I need for Law?

The typical entry requirements for a law degree are three A-levels, with grades ranging from ABB to AAA. However, the specific A-levels required can v...

What is the difference between Cache and NVQ?

Cache (Council for Awards in Care, Health and Education) and NVQ (National Vocational Qualification) are both types of vocational qualifications in th...

What does a Teaching Assistant do?

The role of a teaching assistant is to provide support to teachers and to help children get the most out of their educational and social development. ...

How to apply for voluntary work in a school

As you no doubt realise by now, to be fully qualified as a Teaching Assistant the course will require you to obtain some voluntary work in a school. ...

A Day in the Life of a Teaching Assistant

I arrive at work normally around 8.20. This gives me 25 minutes in the classroom with my class teacher getting a heads up on what the plan is for the ...