Our past trainees agree that being trained by current practising teachers, recognised for excellence in their subject areas is the best introduction to the teaching profession. Our new teachers begin their careers with confidence in their knowledge and skills feeling empowered to lead learning in their own classroom. We have a strong partnership of local schools and their teachers willingly dedicate their time and expertise to support our developing teachers.
School Centered Initial Teacher Training is a teacher training provider accredited by the DFE to deliver and assess QTS/PGCE programmes. A SCITT provider has the advantage of being based in a school setting and therefore responsive to changes in school life.
Our programme has 3 distinct strands
PGCE and QTS
As a small provider we can personalise your journey to become an excellent teacher. Our programme is led by experienced teachers who are still delivering an engaging and challenging curriculum. You start your programme in your placement on day 1 of the new academic year, seeing how experienced teacher establish those important routines for an effective classroom. You become immersed in the life of school and are seen as a valuable member of the team.
Course fees are £9250
An honours degree, GCSE Grade C/4 in English and Maths (plus Science for Primary)
We ask our trainees are willing to travel to all schools within the partnership however we do consider journey times and personal circumstances when arranging placements.
We update availability regularly on the Find website. https://www.gov.uk/find-postgraduate-teacher-training-courses
We offer personalised pre-course guidance for individuals along with SKE programmes in selected subjects. Newly recruited trainees receive a monthly newsletter signposting them to helpful websites.
Your first day in school is the first day of term. Your first 2 centre based training days happen at the end of August. Our programme finishes the first week in July allowing individuals time to visit their employing school.
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