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Why England’s Evidence-based Approach Deserves Global Attention?

There has been a great deal made of the implications of advances in brain science for schools.

Coaching and mentoring are often used interchangeably. Find out whether they should be here.

Head of PE & Games of the School of Education UoB shared with us what kind of experience students will have during this 37-week project, and what they...

If you've applied for PGCE or MA programmes at the University of Buckingham, you’ll probably be invited to an interview. Follow our advice on how to p...

BISE interviewed a student studying MA Education (Teaching & Learning), Teacher Yu Shunji (Fisher). Fisher is currently teaching biology in a bilingua...

The Postgraduate Certificate in Education, commonly known as the PGCE, is one of the most popular academic qualifications for teaching， and also i...

The writer for this article is Tracey Smith, Head of Primary School Teacher Training from the Faculty of Education, University of Buckingham. The Un...

An interview with Mr. Chuck Zhang, Headmaster's Assistant of Tianjin HIKSVS International School, an alumnus of the University of Buckingham's PGCE pr...

Professor Barnaby Lenon CBE taught at Eton for 12 years, was the deputy head of Highgate School, head of Trinity School Croydon and head of Harrow f...

Why choose to take the leap and do a postgraduate degree, especially when the whole world, and in particular the world of work, is constantly changing...

As a UK qualification, PGCE is the gateway to working in UK-based schools and many international schools outside the UK and is one of the ...

How could a parent promote learning when their child appears disinterested and unengaged? How should teachers and parents work together to encourage a...

More and more bilingual schools have established partnerships with universities in order to create or improve their initial teachers training system...