spid

I trained as a teacher at a little college in Lincolnshire, but my degree was ratified by Nottingham University and that is who is on my certificate. So for NZQA and the EOI do I put down the university and then the college as a subsiduary (i.e. part of the address - which isn't going to be in Nottingham)?

planty

Simple answer is yes! I trained at a little college too, and the degree was ratified by Liverpool University, so I put the Uni first and the college in brackets. I guess that you're aware that you need to send transcripts of your course both for NZQA and the Teachers Council - I can't remember now how much it cost me to get the transcripts from Liverpool, but it's just an additional cost to be aware of.

spid

Thanks for that - I thought it might be that as it would be silly saying that i got my degree from my college when it's not mentioned at all on the certificate. I've already got my degree transcript - what little there is of it! They have lost 2/3rds of my records and done the best they can. It does state that i am a primary teacher though and specialised in English but they won't put on it that it specialised in Early Years as well as they can't find the records. Oh, well - at least i'm not the main applicant. It was free as well - good job too as I really had to chase them for it. And it states that there are insufficent records for a more in depth transcript so I'm reasonably happy. Also happy cos Nottingham is on the approved list so that helps.

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