If you’re considering teaching but aren’t sure which route and qualification is for you, then let us introduce you to the Graduate Teacher Programme.
It combines a PGCE for the theoretical understanding, a Postgraduate Teacher Apprenticeship for the practical experience, QTS for the industry standard and Level 7 credits to support further professional development. It’s completely free, plus you’ll get a salary of up to £21,582.
You’ll be in a school local to you; you’ll be learning from world-class leaders in the field.
This is the future of teacher training and we want you to join us.
The National College of Education has partnered with three secondary schools in Southend, Bedfordshire and Northampton who are all looking for graduates to join them in April on the Graduate Teacher Programme.
This is a Trainee Physics Teacher position, so if you are a Physics Graduate with a desire to teach, read on.
The Programme
- Up to £21,582 per annum
- Absolutely no tuition fees
- PGCE with level 7 credits, PGTA (Post Graduate Teacher Apprenticeship), and QTS
- Accredited by our University partner
- 15 months to start in April 2021
- Support from in-school mentor, university tutor and NCE
- Trainee Physics Teacher – Physics Graduate
Trainee Physics Teacher:
- Undergraduate degree in Physics or closely related discipline
- GCSE Grade C or 4 in English, Science and Maths
- Confident in your ability to work whilst studying on the programme
- Right to work in the UK full-time
- Ideally has prior experience with pupils (voluntary or paid work)
If you want to be a part of the teaching team that inspires the next generation of STEM leaders, we want to hear from you.
Apply for this Trainee Physics Teacher opportunity by sending your CV to Edmund Young at the National College of Education today.
The National College of Education are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. Therefore, all applicants will be subject to our stringent vetting procedures, which include an enhanced DBS, full work history, references, and a consultation interview.
