Hey, I am after some advice on this if possible.
I have applied for a Teacher training position at work, they have helped me to get onto it but unfortunately due to various issues surrounding GCSE's and UNI entry requirements there is a small possibility it could be delayed for a year (no big deal tbh.)
The issue i have is that they want to recruit my replacement this side of the school holiday's. Which is fine if it was 100% i am going to be granted access onto the course.
If for example i was unable to gain access due to what ever reason this year i would obviously want to keep my job, and i expressed this fact before i started the whole application.
They have asked for my resignation (post dated) ASAP, so that they can start recruitment. Which i am not happy with doing until i know for sure i am on the course. Or at the very least i have done my replacement iGCSE exam and have a good enough feeling i have passed it. (the requirement to get into the course, make note! GCSE's are VERY important later in life and can cause stupid issues if you don't pay attention in school...)
Am i entitled to ignore their request and simply hand my notice in as soon as i know for sure? or do i allow them to push me into doing it early? I don't want to loose this job if i am unsuccessful, i enjoy it and it would also reduce my access into the training again next year if i wasn't here.
I have applied for a Teacher training position at work, they have helped me to get onto it but unfortunately due to various issues surrounding GCSE's and UNI entry requirements there is a small possibility it could be delayed for a year (no big deal tbh.)
The issue i have is that they want to recruit my replacement this side of the school holiday's. Which is fine if it was 100% i am going to be granted access onto the course.
If for example i was unable to gain access due to what ever reason this year i would obviously want to keep my job, and i expressed this fact before i started the whole application.
They have asked for my resignation (post dated) ASAP, so that they can start recruitment. Which i am not happy with doing until i know for sure i am on the course. Or at the very least i have done my replacement iGCSE exam and have a good enough feeling i have passed it. (the requirement to get into the course, make note! GCSE's are VERY important later in life and can cause stupid issues if you don't pay attention in school...)
Am i entitled to ignore their request and simply hand my notice in as soon as i know for sure? or do i allow them to push me into doing it early? I don't want to loose this job if i am unsuccessful, i enjoy it and it would also reduce my access into the training again next year if i wasn't here.