Leeds Trinity PGCE Intro guide

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Welcome - Pg 3 Life at Leeds Trinity

Programme registration - Pg 4-5 Your e:Vision account How to register

Funding and fees - Pg 6 Student finance Training bursary Leeds Trinity Bursaries for PGCE and SCITT students

How to apply and payment information - Pg 7 Tuition fees

Essential IT - Pg 8-9 Logging on The intranet Email Web space Laptops

Study support - Pg 10-11 Academic Learning resources Student support Chaplaincy Careers

Health and wellbeing - Pg 12 Sport and fitness Safety and security Accommodation

Leeds Trinity Union - Pg 13 Student Union Facilities

Travelling to Leeds Trinity - Pg 14-15 Arriving by car Public transport

Useful contacts - Pg 16 Infozone

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WelcomeWe look forward to welcoming you to Leeds Trinity University College. Whether you have just completed a degree or you are returning to learn, INTRO at Leeds Trinity is designed to help you settle in, make friends and give you the best start to your studies.

This INTRO guide contains important information about how to register onto your course, apply for financial support as well as the activities planned at the start of your time as a postgraduate student here. It also includes plenty of general information about the facilities on offer at Leeds Trinity, and what Leeds Trinity Union (LTU) can do for you. Your pack also contains your student ID, username and password giving you access to your intranet and email.

Please take some time to read through all the information to ensure your transition to studying at Leeds Trinity is as smooth as possible. If you have any questions prior to your arrival then please do contact us, just refer to the list of useful contacts given within this guide. Visit www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/intro for the latest information on INTRO activities as well as downloadable copies of this publication. This is also the place to go to find out more about your course content, reading lists, and other academic matters. We look forward to seeing you on campus soon and wish you every success with your postgraduate course.

We want you to have the very best student experience at Leeds Trinity. To get you started we have planned a range of INTRO activities designed to help you to get to know us, meet other students and staff, and know where to go for help if you need it. Take a look at the various events taking place and try to get to as many as you can.

A welcome talk for all new Secondary PGCE and SCITT trainees will take place in the Mary Hallaway Lecture Theatre at Leeds Trinity on Monday 3 September starting at 10am. The welcome talk for Primary PGCE will be held in AG33 starting at 8.30am on Monday 3 September. We will tell you all about what you might expect in the coming year and give you the chance to ask questions. The rest of the day will be spent completing the programme registration process (which you will start before arriving at Leeds Trinity) and meeting the student support team. We look forward to seeing you on campus soon!

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On Monday 3 September, you should go to the Andrew Kean Learning Centre (AKLC) on campus at the times indicated below:

13.30 PGCE Primary14.00 PGCE SCITT and School Direct14.30 PGCE Business Studies, PGCE English, PGCE History and PGCE Religious Education15.00 PGCE Modern Foreign Languages and PGCE Mathematics

You will be asked to complete a final check of your personal details via your e:Vision account and your registration status will be confirmed. Click on the red button called “Programme Registration”. If all the required admission clearance criteria have been met (for example, proof of your entry qualifications, satisfactory CRB Enhanced Disclosure certificate etc) you will be given FULL registration status.

If any of the required admission clearance criteria have not been met by registration day, you will be given PROVISIONAL registration status only. Provisional registration is a temporary status which allows you to undertake study and use the computing and library facilities, but it will not allow you to receive any funding that may be due to you (for example, student loan, bursary).

If you are in any doubt as to your current admissionclearance status you should contact the postgraduate admissions section of Student Administration immediately on 0113 283 7268 or [email protected].

If you have PROVISIONAL registration status a member of Student Administration staff will explain what you need to do in order to obtain FULL registration.

If you have any questions regarding registration or experience problems accessing your e:Vision account please contact us (refer to the useful contacts list at the back of this guide). If, for any reason, you are not able to complete electronic registration (as outlined above) please contact:E: [email protected]: 0113 283 120 Arrangements can be made for a manual registration form to be posted to you.

Before you start your studies you need to formally register as a student with Leeds Trinity.

In order for Leeds Trinity to operate effectively and meet our legal obligations to all our students it is essential that we have your correct and most up to date personal details. We take this data from your application form (eg GTTR form), directly from you via the registration process or from the updates you make to your personal data during the course of your studies. The information we hold is covered by the Data Protection Act 1998.

Your e:Vision accounte:Vision is a web facility which allows you to keep track of your personal student details.

Through your e:Vision account, you will be able to view the personal details we hold about you and update them at any time during the academic year. Leeds Trinity will send you important e-messages via your e:Vision account, so you need to make sure you check your e:Vision account regularly. You can access your e:Vision account before you arrive by visiting www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/intro and selecting ‘Registration for New Students’.

Your username and password is included on a separate sheet in this pack. It will give you access to your e:Vision account and the rest of our network. Please read and retain the information sheet provided.

How to registerThere are two stages to registration which you must complete in full. Each stage of the process is essential and must be completed in the order below.

• Go to www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/intro• Click on the link ‘Registration for New Students’• Enter your Leeds Trinity username and password (on the enclosed address sheet)• Check and edit your personal details as required You will be able to log on to your account more than once should any of your personal details change.

Programme registration STAGE 2:Confirm on campus your personal details and course registration (Monday 3 September 2012)

STAGE 1: Check at home your personal details (now)

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Student financeFull-time UK home PGCE and SCITT students are entitled to apply for the full-time package of student funding from Student Finance England.

Students can apply for a non-means tested tuition fee loan to cover the cost of tuition fees.

Tuition fees for UK home and EU PGCE students in 2012/13 are £9,000. Tuition fees for UK home and EU SCITT students in 2012/13 are £9,000.

A means tested maintenance grant and a partly means tested maintenance loan are available to help with living costs. Additional means tested grants are available for students who have children and / or a disability. Means tested funding is based on your household income.

The deadline for applying for this support was 31 May 2012. If you have not yet applied, you can still submit an application, but you will not receive your funding in time for starting your course in September.

Students from Scotland, Northern Ireland or Wales can apply for a similar package of support from their relevant funding body.

Previous study and residency criteria can affect your eligibility.

Students from other EU countries are entitled to apply for the tuition fee loan. International students are not entitled to any of the above support for fees and living costs.

For more information please visit: www.direct.gov.uk/studentfinance

For more advice about student finance applications, payment of funding and a checklist of things to remember visit www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/intro

Training bursaryThe teaching agencies provide a non repayable Training Bursary of between £5,000 and £20,000 for some PGCE / SCITT courses. What you can receive depends on what degree you already hold and if you meet the eligibility criteria. For more information visit www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/services/student_finance/Pages/TrainingBursaries.aspx

Leeds Trinity Bursaries for SCITT studentsStudents studying a Leeds Trinity SCITT course full-time paying the full fee of £9,000 are eligible for a bursary from Leeds Trinity.

Maintenance Grant (from Student Finance England)

Leeds Trinity SCITT Bursary Amount

Full maintenance grant £300

Part maintenance grant £150

This bursary will be paid to you by the Student Loans Company in one lump sum in February. You do not need to make an application for this bursary

Requirements for payment of all fundingMake sure you have completed your Criminal Records Bureau check, Health Declaration and provided all certificates (eg GCSE) that Leeds Trinity has requested. If these things are not completed by the start of term your student funding (including training bursary) cannot be paid to you until they are completed.

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How to apply and payment information

Training bursaryTrainees from the UK and other EU countries on postgraduate courses which lead to qualified teacher status (QTS) at institutions in England may apply for a training bursary, depending on the ITT subject they are studying, as long as they do not already hold QTS and are not employed as teachers in a school or further/higher education college. Please visit www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/studentfinance for more information. Trainees on a one year full-time course receive payment in ten equal monthly instalments starting in October 2012 and ending in July 2013.

If you are entitled to a bursary, please complete and return the enclosed PGCE training bursary form before registration (send to the Finance Office at Leeds Trinity) or bring it with you to registration. To ensure timely payment, it is important to complete in full all details on the training bursary form. Any omissions or incorrect information could delay your payment. Please also bring to registration proof of your bank account details so that any errors on the form can be rectified immediately.

Bursary payments cannot be made until a student is fully registered at Leeds Trinity and has signed the ITT bursary declaration form. Any student not fully registered by 1 October 2012 will have their payment delayed until they have completed full registration. Payment is made around the 7th of each month, however you are advised to check your bank statements carefully.

Tuition feesTrainees from the UK and other EU countries will be eligible to take out a tuition fee loan to cover the full £9,000.

You should have already applied for your tuition fee loan. If you haven’t, please visit: www.direct.gov.uk/studentfinance and apply for tuition fee support as soon as possible. If you do not apply for a loan for tuition fees you will be invoiced for the fees, and if you apply late you risk not receiving the full support you are entitled to. When applying, please ensure that you state the name of the institution as being Leeds Trinity University College Six weeks after applying, if you have not heard the outcome of your application call the Student Loans Company on 0845 300 5090 to check up - they could be waiting for supporting evidence. Keep your ART ID and passwords in a safe place as you will need these to make any enquiry. If you need a CRB or health check, or need to provide certificates as a pre requisite for your course then make sure you do this as early as possible. If these requirements are not met by the time you start your course then your loans and grants cannot be paid to you. Tuition fees are payable by 1 October 2012. If you are a UK student currently in default with the Student Loans Company regarding a previous student loan you are not eligible for further loans for tuition fees or loans or grants for living costs. You will be invoiced privately for tuition fees, due by 1 October 2012. You may apply to pay in five monthly instalments to commence on 1 October 2012 and ending on 1 February 2013. Please contact the Finance Office if you wish to pay by this method.

Loans and grants for living costsYou should apply for financial assistance with living costs at the same time as applying for your tuition fee loan. Payments will be made in three instalments during the academic year.


The intranetClick the intranet homepage link and the Intranet homepage appears. The intranet provides a one stop shop with everything you need to know about life at Leeds Trinity.

Intranet top features• Find out what’s happening at Leeds Trinity with all our

community news and events• Check out our infozone (see back page)• Look up staff contact details • Check your email• Visit your department homepage• Use it as a gateway to login to our IT systems• Moodle - our Virtual Learning environment includes

learning and teaching information; please note more information about Moodle will be sent separately

• e:Vision – for registration• Library - for books, e-journals and other resources• Timetables

EmailEvery student is given a leedstrinity.ac.uk email address and 250 Mb email account limit. This is accessible from on and off campus. More information about using email is available at:www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/itservices

Leeds Trinity offers the latest IT facilities to help support your studies during your time here.

Logging onYour username and password is included on a separate sheet in this pack. It will allow you access to:

• The intranet• Your Leeds Trinity email• Your documents

In order to access these you need to log into our network https://remote.leedstrinity.ac.uk/

Enter your username (on the accompanying letter). If you forget your username just email the IT helpdesk at [email protected] or call 0113 283 7223.

Enter your password (on the accompanying letter) - this will automatically expire every 90 days. Instructions on how to set your new password will be provided in the Get Started Guide, available from www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/intro and click “Before you arrive”. Click Logon.

You should now see a list of links including Leeds Trinity Intranet, email and documents.

You now have a number of options: • Go to the intranet • Check your email • Work with your documents

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Network storage spaceEvery student is allocated 500 Mb of network storage space to save their documents. This is accessible on and off campus. More information about saving documents is available at www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/itservices

Web spaceEvery student has 100 Mb of customisable web space where you can upload documents and images. It also gives you the opportunity to share information with other students, set up a calendar, contacts, blogs and discussion forums.More information about “My sites” is available from www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/intro Click “Before you arrive” to download our Get Started guide.

LaptopsIf you are bringing your own laptop or desktop PC then we offer a free 1:1 advisory appointment with an IT technician. They can advise on wireless connection issues, connecting to the halls of residence network and provide impartial advice on hardware related problems.

Internet connectionsWireless is available across the campus. More information is available from: www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/intro - click on the “Before you arrive” section to download our Get Connected guide.

HelpMore information about the IT facilities at Leeds Trinity are available to download from www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/intro and go to “Before you arrive” to download our Get Started with IT guide or please contact us at: Email: [email protected]: 0113 283 7223. www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/itservices

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Supporting youthroughout your studiesThere are many ways in which we can offer you support throughout your time here. You should be aware that help is available from lots of different places if and when you need it.

AcademicAt the start of your course you will be assigned a Subject Tutor, who is also your Personal Tutor. The PGCE course can be quite demanding so this tutor can give you any support you need if you are finding any area of your studies difficult. Additional tutorial support during the PGCE year is provided by the Head of Secondary Education, the PGCE Admissions Tutor and the Schools Partnership Manager. Full details of the PGCE weekly timetable will be issued at the briefing session on Friday 2 September. The timetable will also be available on the PGCE noticeboard outside the Blue Room (AG55).

Learning resourcesLeeds Trinity’s Andrew Kean Learning Centre (AKLC) has an excellent range of learning resources, including: over • over 130,000 books• over 400,000 e-books• over 25,000 printed and electronic journals• information databases• classroom resources• multimedia

Visit the Learning Centre Helpdesk, located on the ground floor, where staff will help you with Library and IT enquiries. You can also contact the Helpdesk via email and telephone:

For IT enquiries:Telephone: 0113 283 7223Email: [email protected]

For Library Enquiries:Telephone: 0113 283 7244Email: library [email protected]

Self-service kiosks adjacent to the Helpdesk will allow you to borrow and return library materials using your student ID card.

There is a range of different study environments in the Learning Centre, including:• Five IT suites including a 24-hour PC room• Individual and two person study carrels • Silent study rooms• Bookable group study rooms• Open plan quiet studyThe Learning Centre is open during evenings (until midnight Monday - Thursday in term-time) and at weekends.

Liaison Librarians can help you make the most of the information resources for your programme of study. They also run training sessions with your tutor. You will meet your Liaison Librarian during Intro week.

To access more information on Library and Learning Resources, please click on LibraryWeb from the intranet homepage or go to http://lib.leedstrinity.ac.uk

Student supportStudent Support provides you with exactly what it says – support - whenever and wherever you might need it. The Student Support Administrators are a great starting point if you are having any problems. If they can’t help they can find someone who can. Specialist services include counselling, finance advice, careers, dyslexia and disability and health. Our Student Advisers can provide you with information on tuition fees, student loans and other sources of funding, and can offer advice on budgeting and managing debt. The team also offers support for students with a diagnosed mental health issue. More information on these is at www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/services/Support_Office Alternatively you can speak to someone within the Students’ Union (LTU), your Progress Tutor or our Chaplain.

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Additional support requirementsThe Dyslexia and Disability Support Services team supports students with disabilities, medical conditions or dyslexia. Support can include applying for grants and/or benefits and arranging support and assistance for eligible students. For more information visit www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/disability

Support may involve:• requesting alternative assessment

arrangements• liaising with tutors• allocating a support assistant• making minor building adaptations

Please contact the Dyslexia and Disability Coordinator Deborah Altman on 0113 283 7138 or email [email protected] if you would like discuss your individual needs.

Counselling serviceQualified counsellors work within our Counselling Service and provide an understanding, caring atmosphere in which you can talk confidentially about anything that is worrying you. For more information visit: www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/services/Counselling

ChaplaincyOur vibrant student body is made up of people from a wide range of faiths and cultures. Our Chaplaincy plays an active part in the Leeds Trinity community, supporting the spiritual, social and personal needs of our students and staff. All in all, the Chaplaincy is a place of welcome and hospitality. Our chaplain, who is a Catholic priest, organises a full worship programme, including Mass and meditation sessions, in our beautiful chapel and he is responsible for the multi-faith prayer space. For more information visit: www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/services/Chaplaincy

CareersWe have a professional and dedicated Careers Service team who offer an impartial and confidential service to help you manage your own career development. Careers Centre services include:• Bookable advice sessions or a drop-in service to help you explore career options, develop your job search and help with applications;• Targeted web-based and written information on getting your first teaching job and going for interviews;• Ongoing advice and guidance that is available for up to three years after you have completed your postgraduate course.

For more information visit: www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/services/Careers

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Health and WellbeingPostgraduate students can register via Student Health at the New Croft Surgery.

Medical services on campus include regular surgeries held by Leeds Trinity’s registered nurse and GP. Two qualified (British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy registered) counsellors work within our Counselling Service and provide an understanding, caring atmosphere in which you can talk confidentially about anything that is worrying you. Our Student Finance Advisers can provide you with information on tuition fees, student loans and other sources of funding, and can offer advice on budgeting and managing debt. Visit www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/studentsupport

Sport and fitnessLeeds Trinity’s Sports Centre includes a fitness suite which houses the latest equipment, with qualified staff on hand to provide members with a full induction and ongoing help and advice. There is also a spin bike studio, squash courts, a four court county standard sports hall and a second versatile sports hall that offers facilities for badminton, table tennis, volleyball, basketball and five-a-side football. Outdoor facilities include tennis courts, an athletics track, and sports pitches for rugby, football and hockey. Sports-related coaching qualifications are also available for those with a professional interest and a full programme of exercise classes are available every day. Leeds Trinity students get discounted membership rates. For more information contact Trinity Fitness via www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/trinityfitness Team sports are a big part of life here at Leeds Trinity. LTU run a large number of sports clubs and teams, many of which compete in the BUCS leagues - there are try-out sessions during INTRO and something for everyone. Visit www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/services/su

Other facilitiesA wide selection of food and drink, cooked meals, snacks, salads and sandwiches are available all year round from our dining room, cafe bars, or campus bar. There is a small shop facility located in the dining room which sells newspapers, toiletries, stationery and confectionery and a free-to-use cash machine located in the lobby of the South Entrance of the main building. A privately-run day nursery for children aged 6 months to 5 years is available. There is also a launderette on campus open seven days per week.

Safety and securityWe work hard to ensure that our campus is a safe place to work and socialise. Leeds Trinity security staff are on duty 24 hours a day, all year round. Overnight and at weekends our security staff are assisted by Advance Security (UK) Ltd staff.

Leeds Trinity also works closely with the Leeds Student Liaison Officer from the West Yorkshire police who hold monthly drop-in sessions on campus. The Knowledge campaign is a partnership of organisations in Leeds working together to improve life in the city for students, allowing you to get the best out of Leeds and make your time here as enjoyable as possible. The Knowledge website at www.knowledge-leeds.co.uk has up to date and correct information about crime within the student areas and Leeds itself. It’s about the Police, the Universities and the Students’ Unions working together.

AccommodationAlthough we do not offer on campus accommodation for postgraduate students, there is a wealth of rented accommodation available in nearby areas such as Horsforth, Headingley, Burley Park, Kirkstall, Meanwood and Leeds. Accommodation websites such as www.unipol.leeds.ac.uk are useful places to start your search. If you need more assistance you can contact LTU.

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Leeds Trinity Union (LTU)The moment you register to become a student at Leeds Trinity, you automatically become a member of our vibrant and exciting Students’ Union!* We’re run by students, for students, and you can trust us to provide what you want and need throughout your time here.

The Union works on your behalf to ensure you’re getting the very best from your degree, and our academic representation systems are excellent! We care about our members, so we strive to offer a range of health and wellbeing advice and support with student housing to suit your needs. We offer a variety of competitive sports teams and a diverse range of societies that you can get involved with. We can guarantee a packed social calendar for you to enjoy, as well as a whole host of charity fundraising events to get on board with!

Feel free to check out our website www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/su to find out more about us.

*Students have the right to opt out of membership with the Union. If you do not wish to be a member of the Student’s Union, please get in touch to find out how to opt out.


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Travelling to Leeds TrinityLeeds Trinity has great transport links - it’s easily accessible by road, there’s a railway station ten minutes walk from campus and plenty of buses from Leeds and Bradford stop directly outside the main entrance.

Arriving by carPlease visit www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/intro for directions to Leeds Trinity.

GPSIf you are using a satellite navigation system our campus postcode is LS18 5HD. There is limited pay and display car parking on campus between the hours of 8.30am and 4.30pm and you are encouraged to use alternative transport.

Public transport

BusLeeds Trinity is served by bus services between the city centre and Horsforth. The 97 (Leeds to Guiseley) bus stops right outside the campus entrance and can take you into Leeds city centre via Headingley. Alternatively, the 50 and 50A services stop about a 15 minute walk from campus and take you into Leeds via Kirkstall and Burley. The 96 service stops next to Horsforth Railway Station and travels through Headingley en route to the city centre

For further information on local bus services, please contact Metro on 0113 2457676 or visit their website at www.wymetro.com

TrainHorsforth Station is on the Leeds to York line, with trains arriving every 30 minutes until 8pm and once per hour after that. Telephone 08457 484950 for further information or visit www.nationalrail.co.uk

More information about travelling to campus and special promotions for public transport tickets can be found at www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/intro

* Leeds Trinity free shuttle busOur free shuttle bus service runs from Horsforth Station to our campus, every 30 minutes during the day. Just look out for the signs at the station.

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Useful Contacts

Programme RegistrationSarah Brown / Annie SperryT: 0113 283 7120E: [email protected]

e:VisionSimon Mason/Jon AllottT:0113 283 7118E: [email protected]

Qualifications, CRB and Health ChecksAnne Welburn, Postgraduate AdmissionsT: 0113 283 7268E: [email protected]

Students’ Union (LTU)Joe Mills, LTU PresidentT: 0113 283 7241E: [email protected]

Student SupportJudith Atkinson, Student Support AdministratorT: 0113 283 7196E: [email protected] Altman, Dyslexia and Disability Support CoordinatorT: 0113 283 7138E: [email protected] Crompton, Student Adviser - Student FinanceT: 0113 823 7173E: [email protected]

Finance OfficeCindy WellsT: 0113 283 7311E: [email protected]

International OfficeT: +44 113 283 7178E: [email protected]

Cliffe House Day NurseryT: 0113 258 5522

Useful websites about fundingwww.leedstrinity.ac.uk/studentfinanceLeeds Trinity University College

www.tda.gov.ukTraining and Development Agency for Schoolswww.direct.gov.uk/studentfinanceInformation for UK and EU students and online applications to Student Finance Englandwww.saas.gov.ukFor students domiciled in Scotlandwww.studentfinancewales.co.ukFor students domiciled in Waleswww.studentfinanceni.co.ukFor students domiciled in Northern Irelandwww.ukcisa.org.uk For international students

If you have any questions please contact the relevant person from the list below:

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