Feedback - May 2013

By Education in Chemistry2013-05-01T00:00:00

Work to school transition and building evidence into education

The most active discussion on Talk Chemistry this month was started by Marc Dellerba from Yelverton:

I am interested in teaching chemistry at secondary school level, after many years working in the NHS. I would be very interested to hear from people who have also gone into teaching after having a career elsewhere. How have other people found the transition? Any views on PGCE or teach direct? How have people found working in schools after private/public work?

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