posted by
sevenhelz at 10:18am on 27/01/2009
So I need to write a personal statement about why I want to do a PGCE and how I would an awesome teacher 'cuz I'm so aware of the issues.
*sigh*
First, breakfast.
(As is often the case, if I don't want to eat wheaty things this will involve going to the shop across the road).
*sigh*
First, breakfast.
(As is often the case, if I don't want to eat wheaty things this will involve going to the shop across the road).
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The teaching work you're doing almost sounds like part of a PGCE. Is that something you're considering?
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My other major interest is instrument repair, but there don't seem to be any courses available in brass/woodwind repair that lead to qualification, and even if there were I couldn't fund them. So I'll be writing to companies to ask about apprenticeships/entry-level positions which could teach me stuff about this. I can already do a lot of the more basic stuff that many brass players just don't bother with, and some of the "specialist" stuff like lapping valves doesn't seem particularly difficult.
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Somehow you and instrument repair makes a lot of sense in my head. It does seem that only apprenticeships will get you into it though but if you can already do some repairs and show you want to learn it, then they're more likely to take you on. The only thing with that, is that they might not want to pay someone for it, so you might have to call in the volunteer card, but if you do that, it does show you're serious. Besides, it's invaluable experience if you decide you don't ultimately want to do that.
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