got a ba in visual arts,pgce in art& design&been teaching 3years ina london school&now hating it ideas4change?
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Go ask for a job at a movie studio.
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Suggestion:  Contact a community college.  You can teach with a graduate degree. Find out if you really like it.
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You need to regain the vision of why you are there in the first place. Perhaps the course in question is not interesting, but you are there to get your degree and this course is a "necessary evil".  As a management degree holder, that's how I made it through science classes!
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move to england and go to oxford. u will be recongnized ifu go there.\nsweden is weird tho.
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You just answered my question (What is the most important thing you ever learned?) in the way that makes a teacher trainer believe in what she is doing!\nLook, I can't speak for the UK these days. Got qulaified -Got out! I'm on International Eductaion now and it's been my passport to the world...and a vocation I still believe in after...well too many years at the chalk face! The profession doesn't need people to make up numbers, as much as it needs dedicated professionals who seek a reward far richer than gold. I have funny feeling you are just the sort of teacher the kids are so desperately needing (and frankly deserve!)...so hang in there, cos it really is worth the slog. You can contact me for info about a curriculum based on learning to learn for life ...not for tests or govt. figures, if you're interested. jacquelinewebb@isoz.ch.
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i was in college studying film and animation after quitting a good payed job at Ford. I found what i knew was going to be my life, hobby and career at the same time. Guiders in technical high school told me i had a gift for visual communications and drawing so i made the switch to visual arts. They were right, teachers in college were very content with my work and acknowledged the talent i had . Those were wonderfull years since i found where i fitted in and what i've been thinking about as a kid. Unfortunately, after sophomore year i had to quit college due to circumstances.\n\nToday i'm payed about 15k, going from one job to another and every now and then i draw a storyboard for commercials....so no this not what i wanted my future to be... i was highly regarded in college by my teachers and fellow students. The sky seemed to be the limit back then...
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Get a trade school degree, it takes 2 years and you will have companies BEGGING for you to work for them.  I have an associates degree in Computer Aided Design and my since I finished the trade school my life has never been better!  You can't ask us "what is the best job" because I'm sure 75% of you all would hate my job while I sit here on Yahoo! Answers LOVING IT!  Go to school for what you like and happiness will follow.
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Although I feel for your situation, please understand, not all schools will allow you to just switch.  There are many more details to consider. Like tuition affordability, the ranking of the new desired schools educational records of success, and the convieniece of transporting you to and from the new school just to mention a few.\n\nMy children had to switch schools once, and they hated it, they wanted to move back to their old school, but a few years later they are adjusted and happy where they are.\n\nIf you are feeling badly at your current school due to harrasment by other students, stand up for yourself, speak with your principal, councelor, or call the state hotline of you are being physically threatened, they will investigate.\n\nTalk to your parents about what makes this school so bad, and try to resolve your issues, they may see your point if you address it in a responsible and mature way.
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"suggest me new best places"???  I'd say, back to school for English 101 and 102, for beginners... you spent those years going to school for that degree without a clue of what you wanted to do with it when  you graduated? I'd suggest filling out applications at all the fast food restaurants you pass on your way to LaLa Land. LMAO
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sorry you've had such alot to deal with all at once. this may be time to think about what you really love doing and perhaps re-training, taking a qualification or thinking of setting up your own business. have a chat to an adviser at learndirect and ask your job centre about the Shaw Trust. As a disabled person there are schemes and grants available to help you make a new start. good luck.
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All degrees are different, and follow their own curriculums.  You would probably have to give a pretty detailed description of your work to date to the new university, and they would judge if it was adequate to match the design of their course.  Speak to the university you want to transfer to, and see if they can help.  Be prepared though - this may not be possible at all.  What is your actual problem?  Is it location or is it the lecturers?  Can your currnet university help with your problem?
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No. The first thing they make you learn when you go to an art/design school is how to draw. Good news is, ANYBODY can learn how to draw well. It's simply a mechanical thing. You don't need a "talent" for it. So if ad. design is where your heart is. Go for it!
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I found one, you should check it out. London School of Photography. I dont know if its competative, you should check  the university of London, also.
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think of your future... think like this:\nIf all subjects u paased with flying colours but that subject that you hate get very lousy marks. And of course it will affect your studies overall! And maybe you could get 1st in class but u had just lost some marks due 2 the subject that u hated. n think...if u could passed all subjects with flying colours,u will go 2 good university n mayb your future will b very 'bright'!
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If you enjoy Expressive Arts, by all means, carry it on. I did two languages (rather than an arts subject) because I enjoyed learning new languages, and because I sucked at Art, Drama and Music.\n\nA 'B' is nothing to be ashamed of. A lot of employees/colleges/university are only looking for A-C grades at GCSE now. Everyone is getting them these days, whether it is the quality of teaching that has gotten better, or the exams easier.\n\nOf course, if you find it too much of a hassle and don't enjoy it, you could always drop Spanish, if you are allowed. I know I would!\nGood luck, whatever you decide. :)
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If you're talented and keen, lack of Art GCSE may not be "that" much of a hindrance. To get onto a course you will need to have a great portfolio though. \n\nProbably most people who do it go the GCSE, A Level, Foundation Course, Degree route. That's what I did.\n\nOr GCSE, NVQ type stuff to a certain level and you can get onto a degree that way.\n\nSaying that, I know a couple of very good graphic designers who never studied it at all, just worked at a printers and got into it that way. They're the exception though.
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I'm a Studio Art major and it really makes me mad that they are trying to lessen the amount of arts in schools.  Obviously art is very important to me, but I feel like it is also important to the development of the minds of young children!  It really seems like physical education is surpassing the arts in elementary-high schools and although P.E. is important, there needs to be a balance!