A graduate can train to be a teacher via a funded postgraduate degree, an employment-based route or a variety of other options. Whatever path you've chosen, we give you the information you need on how, when and where to apply.
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Initial teacher training courses aim to get you up to speed quickly so that you will be thoroughly prepared when you first set foot in the classroom. The PGCE is the most popular graduate route, but is it right for you?
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Initial teaching training grows more popular every year, and there's even more competition during a recession. Don't panic - graduate teachers are always in demand. If you do the right research, understand your motivation for teaching and prepare thoroughly for the interview you'll get a place.
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Your personal statement is a crucial part of your application for graduate teacher training. Read on for guidance on how to make it as compelling as possible, and make yourself an admissions tutor's first choice.
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From what to wear to how to handle tricky questions, find out how to excel at interview and earn yourself a place on an initial teacher training course.
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There is plenty of financial help available for graduate trainee teachers. Once qualified you'll earn a decent salary and have good career development prospects.
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Joining a teaching union when you begin teacher training is a wise move. It will offer you protection throughout your career.
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There are over 100 PGCE course providers in England and Wales, and you'll need to shop around to find the best course for you. Read on for a list arranged by geographical location, with contact details for each course provider.
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