PGCE as proof of language
Posted: Fri Apr 08, 2022 6:35 pm
Good evening,
I am a French national with a degree obtained in France a long time ago. I then married a British citizen in 2006 and in 2012 I studied a PGCE (Post-Graduate Certificate in Education) in a British university to become a secondary teacher, which is what I currently do for a living.
My question is: can my PGCE (which is a higher qualification than a degree) be used to prove my knowledge of English?
I would appreciate a reply from people who have successfully done the same (used their PGCE as proof of their knowledge of English) as I am reluctant to take another test of English (which I already did to be able to study my PGCE 10 years ago).
Many thanks,
I am a French national with a degree obtained in France a long time ago. I then married a British citizen in 2006 and in 2012 I studied a PGCE (Post-Graduate Certificate in Education) in a British university to become a secondary teacher, which is what I currently do for a living.
My question is: can my PGCE (which is a higher qualification than a degree) be used to prove my knowledge of English?
I would appreciate a reply from people who have successfully done the same (used their PGCE as proof of their knowledge of English) as I am reluctant to take another test of English (which I already did to be able to study my PGCE 10 years ago).
Many thanks,