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Standing committee on pre-tertiary education
The Standing Committee on Pre-tertiary Education is concerned with psychology qualifications prior to the undergraduate level.
It makes recommendations to the Psychology Education Board about all aspects of pre-tertiary education, including curricula, potential member services and qualified teachers’ status for psychology graduates.
Its responsibilities include:
- liaising with the Training and Development Agency for Schools on routes to qualified teacher status
- considering aspects of pre-tertiary curricula in the wider context of psychology education
- developing policy for enhancing the teaching of psychology at the pre-tertiary level
- liaising with outside agencies about psychology education at pre-tertiary level
- promoting the usefulness of psychology qualifications at this level for those who do not go on to become psychologists
- promoting the academic and scientific rigour of psychology qualifications at this level
- responding to government policy and consultation documents on Post-16 education
- promoting the value of pre-tertiary psychology as a preparation for undergraduate studies in the subject
For more information, contact our Policy Advisor: Education.
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