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Medarris — Fri, 7 Jul 2006 - 18:18

Is MuslimSis a teacher innit?

Does a person have to be qualified to teach in UK? Something abt PGCE I think?

Can someone be a teacher with no degree and no qualification apart from A Levels and GCSEs? Cos a person I know has recently been offered a job in a jamia but he doesnt have any teaching certificates/qualifications. Is that possible?

MuslimSister — Fri, 7 Jul 2006 - 22:56

I'm a teacher wannabe..

I'm doing my PGCE atm (teacher's training course).

To be a qualified teacher one must pass their English, maths and science GCSE, they must have a degree and must have their PGCE.

Some Islamic schools are more laid back when it comes to this issue, they don't stress that you must have your degree or PGCE....however, with the back up of your PGCE nearly every school will accept you...without a PGCE you may get accepted into one school. However, you don't have that guarentee that another school may take you on in the future should you wish to change schools.

Medarris — Fri, 7 Jul 2006 - 23:05

[quote="MuslimSister"]I'm a teacher wannabe..

I'm doing my PGCE atm (teacher's training course).

To be a qualified teacher one must pass their English, maths and science GCSE, they must have a degree and must have their PGCE.

Some Islamic schools are more laid back when it comes to this issue, they don't stress that you must have your degree or PGCE....however, with the back up of your PGCE nearly every school will accept you...without a PGCE you may get accepted into one school. However, you don't have that guarentee that another school may take you on in the future should you wish to change schools.[/quote]

JazakALLAH.

So I take from that it would be legit for the person to teach in the Jamia.

Is teaching easy though? The brothers not taught secular subject before and is a bit daunted by the responsibility. So if he was teaching upto GCSE english he'd just work from the government syllabus, right and get support from the other teachers. Nothing more to it - right?

thank you.

MuslimSister — Fri, 7 Jul 2006 - 23:12

It is legit...its up to the headteacher/senior members of staff who they wish to take on.

Teaching is not easy...and knowledge of the education system is vital.

I'm doing a one year intense course at the moment that mainly focus's on syllabus's, theory's/methods on how kids learn best and I'm being tested on my English, maths and science (A level standard) just to teach kids in a primary school.

I don't know the brother so I don't know his strengths and weakness's...however, I'd advise him to work VERY closely with other teachers and to reg visit teaching websites/newspaper etc to keep up with the system...cos its always being changed.

Medarris — Fri, 7 Jul 2006 - 23:29

[quote="MuslimSister"]It is legit...its up to the headteacher/senior members of staff who they wish to take on.

Teaching is not easy...and knowledge of the education system is vital.

I'm doing a one year intense course at the moment that mainly focus's on syllabus's, theory's/methods on how kids learn best and I'm being tested on my English, maths and science (A level standard) just to teach kids in a primary school.

I don't know the brother so I don't know his strengths and weakness's...however, I'd advise him to work VERY closely with other teachers and to reg visit teaching websites/newspaper etc to keep up with the system...cos its always being changed.[/quote]

jazakALLAH again.

been a lot of help : 😃

star — Mon, 10 Jul 2006 - 18:25

Does anyone here know why after someone gets married in pakistan the hat thing the groom wears on the wedding day gets taken to the darbar to be left there amongst hundreds of other hats. Or maybe its something to do with our area back home. It does not make sense to me.

star — Wed, 12 Jul 2006 - 18:27

Maybe

Surprising alot of people dont know much about ones culture if thats that

There were like 6 cousin weddings in pakiland this time round and all the grooms had their Topis taken to the darbar, when asked a few why...they didnt have a clue, just said cos everyone here does.

Maybe the Oldies have their superstitious beliefs... have to ask my nani this one.

Angel — Thu, 13 Jul 2006 - 00:29

[quote="naj"]Does anyone here know why after someone gets married in pakistan the hat thing the groom wears on the wedding day gets taken to the darbar to be left there amongst hundreds of other hats.[/quote]

Maybe to bless the grooms with some sense, thats a funny one never heard that before.

Medarris — Thu, 13 Jul 2006 - 00:53

SubhanALLAH any1 seen tonights night sky? Looksssss beaaaauuuuuuuttttiful.

today and yesterday were full moons. SubhanALLAH looks amazing - we've got clear skies and the moon looks so close and so clear. Shining and hanging in the sky like a perfect lamp - qasam the sky looks amazing tonight.

MuslimBro — Thu, 13 Jul 2006 - 00:57

As you've mentioned it I've taken a look outta my window and its the same as always.

The sky's dark and I don't see no moon. My windows west facing btw.

Angel — Thu, 13 Jul 2006 - 01:00

The sky is always beautiful, pitch dark with stars scattered everywhere with the moon shining wat a beauty - why wouldnt it be, Allah (swt) made it...

MuslimBro — Thu, 13 Jul 2006 - 01:03

That's not fair 🙁 I don't see no stars.

When I went back home, I used to go out and stare at the sky and it looked amazing seeing the thousands and millions of stars.

Angel — Thu, 13 Jul 2006 - 01:10

[quote="Muslim Bro"]That's not fair 🙁 I don't see no stars.

[/quote]

Beauty lies in the eye of the beholder 😉

It's amazin how beautiful the sky looks at night, almost hypnotising!

Medarris — Thu, 13 Jul 2006 - 01:12

[quote="Angel"]
Beauty lies in the eye of the beholder 😉

It's amazin how beautiful the sky looks at night, almost hypnotising![/quote]

beshak - the sky does look beautiful always. But some days you just appreciate it more. I tend to be a sky-gazer - its soo vast, so immense and so perfect - puts little me into perspective even if its only for a few moments.

But sometimes the sky looks extra-special or maybe its because for some reason some days we are more receptive to seeing the wonders of ALLAH?

Dunno what it is - but either way the sky is mashaALLAH amazing. 😃

MuslimBro — Thu, 13 Jul 2006 - 01:12

[quote="Angel"]Beauty lies in the eye of the beholder 😉 [/quote]
So does that mean you're imagining seeing stars 😉

Angel — Thu, 13 Jul 2006 - 01:14

[quote="Muslim Bro"][quote="Angel"]Beauty lies in the eye of the beholder 😉 [/quote]
So does that mean you're imagining seeing stars :wink:[/quote]

Nope, your the one who said the sky looks the same everyday hence you don't appreciate the stars....

Angel — Thu, 13 Jul 2006 - 01:25

[quote="Muslim Bro"]You're wrong, the reason I said it is coz I haven't seen stars!...where I live.[/quote]

You aint seen stars, funny!

Odd place you stay in!

Sirus — Thu, 13 Jul 2006 - 01:28

[quote="Angel"][quote="Muslim Bro"]You're wrong, the reason I said it is coz I haven't seen stars!...where I live.[/quote]

You aint seen stars, funny!

Odd place you stay in![/quote]

lol

med, your a star gazer....and a bollwyood listener.....and your gettin married....all makes sense now. luuuuuurve doctor 😉

MuslimBro — Thu, 13 Jul 2006 - 01:35

[quote="Angel"][quote="Muslim Bro"]You're wrong, the reason I said it is coz I haven't seen stars!...where I live.[/quote]

You aint seen stars, funny!

Odd place you stay in![/quote]
I live in east london...not some farm with 10 cats :twisted:

Angel — Thu, 13 Jul 2006 - 01:40

[quote="Muslim Bro"]
I live in east london...not some farm with 10 cats :twisted:[/quote]

Where do u get your false info from weird boy?