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Go North East: Latest News & Discussion - November 2019

Go North East: Latest News & Discussion - November 2019

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RE: Go North East: Latest News & Discussion - November 2019
(29 Nov 2019, 5:12 pm)streetdeckfan wrote And to work in education you need to be highly qualified, you need to spend years in University getting a degree in your relevant field.

To work as a bus driver, you need to be able to drive a bus.
How long on average does it take from applying for the job to driving a bus with passengers, assuming no previous experience other than having a driving license? (Genuine question)



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Some teachers have gone via the pgce route (if memory serves, Michael correct me if I’m wrong ) 1 years classroom work as opposed to the 4 years of university. Both routes lead to the same outcome, trainee bus drivers take 7 weeks training and 1 years continuous mentoring, so in theory it takes 7 weeks longer to be totally alone as a bus driver than a pgce trained teacher.

RE: Go North East: Latest News & Discussion - November 2019