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Applying for a PGCE

If you are considering teacher training, find out how you can apply for a PGCE at Goldsmiths.

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PGCE entry requirements

Discover what qualifications you need to study a PGCE at Goldsmiths.

Making an application

Find out how the PGCE application process works at Goldsmiths.

Fitness to train

For all PGCE subjects and age ranges you will need to fulfil these requirements.

What you can study

Explore our A-Z of PGCE courses at Goldsmiths.

Why Goldsmiths?

Find out why you should study a PGCE at Goldsmiths.

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