Initial Teaching Training (ITT)

"I wanted a career than not only offered professional development and growth but rewarded me with a daily sense of accomplishment and job satisfaction." Aaron Chandler - Science Teacher and Progress/Pastoral Leader

Requirements

To train to teach at secondary level, you'll need a degree in any subject, and a standard equivalent GCSE grade C or 4 in Maths and English.

If you’re interested in a career that offers many opportunities for career progression, alongside personal satisfaction, and the chance to share your subject passion, teaching may be for you.

Get Into Teaching provides a comprehensive programme of support and guidance throughout the Initial Teacher Training application process.

Register with Get Into Teaching for information and advice about a career in teaching.

Why become a teacher?

Teaching is a career that shapes you, as much as it does others. Where no two days are the same, and where you can turn your passion into your profession.

You can bring creativity to the classroom every day, and in turn have a lasting impact; inspiring the next generation.

In teaching, as you grow, so does your career. Opportunities for progression are varied, whether that be through a position as head of year or head of subject, or through taking on a pastoral role. With added responsibilities you can expect additional pay rewards.

Nothing says passion for your subject like a career in the classroom. If you're interested in training to teach, Get Into Teaching will tell you everything you need to know.