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Joe_the_Lion | 16:06 Fri 18th May 2007 | Body & Soul
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Being the liberal and law abiding intellectual I am, I have been offered a teaching post at a rather prestigious school to teach, moreover demonstrate, "Citizenship"

The money is fairly attractive, about �55 per hour for 10 hours a week, so would certainly assist my meagre pension!!!!

When I left school this subject area did not exist. We had "Developmental Studies" in Humanities but not citizenship. Does anybody have 11-18 year old pupil age children who can inform me of what I may be doing????

I will in due course be sent a syllabus/curriculum list, but only got the position through the old boys network and my relevant qualifications.

Further in public schools there is no requirement to have any teaching credentials, all I need in a full CRB check.

My second question is, does anybody know if DV clearance (Defence Vetting) which is still live, will count as CRB clearing??

I am mildly excited about the position.

I envisage this will move section when Ed returns.

Thank you, parents, for your anticipated answers.
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answer to question 2 = no
im curious as to what section ED will move this question to ?
I'll ask when she gets home and let you know...
Hiya Joe, take a look at this site and type in 'citizenship' in the search box. you should find what you're looking for.

www.standards.dfes.gov.uk

Also, you will need a new CRB check, an enhanced one at that for each new post within any sort of education/care situation.

I wish you lots of luck with your new venture :)
Jobs and Education clearly! As for the course content, I suspect that you would have to teach them about being good citizens. Nto srue what kind of school it is that you're on about but the course title sounds like you'll have to try and prevent them from getting ASBO's and being good citizens really. As for CRB checks, you'll definately need a new one, even if you have one for a previous job, they are only valid at the time of printing as you could murder somebody the next day and it wouldn't show up on it.
cont... have a nosey here for some ideas, scroll to the bottom of the page and click on the first attachment and possibly the 3rd too as you're in Key stage 3 & 4

http://www.dfes.gov.uk/citizenship/section.cfm ?sectionID=1&hierachy=1&articleID=157
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Very useful. Thank you.
When did you do your PGCE?
And why would public school pupils require citizenship lessons? are you saying that chav culture has invaded Eton, Harrow and Uppingham?
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Further in public schools there is no requirement to have any teaching credentials, all I need in a full CRB check.

Did you fail to read that part lambert?
Did you read my second question minter?
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Of course I read it.

The reason being that Citizenship must now be taught in all registered schools, including fee-paying ones. This is along with Religious Education and PT.

It is not just anti-chav lessons. It is RE, moral apptitude, health and fitness, Personal sex eduaction, civil right, human rights, consumer rights, family liasion,

Very interesting post from Lore, which has answered my querey.
it was tongue in cheeck minter, pretty much like your question
I hope your curriculum is not similar to what I had at school, "Civics".

Taken by the headmaster hisself, in cap and gown, he actually put up diagrams of male and female genitals and explained with great dignity how they worked under various conditions. All rumours that the gym master and matron of ***** House would provide a demonstration proved hollow. Even as 12yr olds, nobody dared snigger in the face of nobility.
ive always thought it woul be great to teach about bank accounts and credit in school
i hope you are joking minty...!
Hey =)
i AM an 11-18 year old student (16) and we where the first year to do Citizenship in our school, I believe it was called PD, PSE, or PSHCE before that... what do you want to know??

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it's a joke clairey

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