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How to become a Qualified Teacher?

Explore the various pathways to Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) in the UK, from undergraduate to postgraduate routes, entry requirements, fees, and helpful tips on where to start. Whether you're a graduate, EU or non-EU applicant, find the necessary information to kickstart your teaching career.

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How to become a Qualified Teacher?

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  1. How to become a Qualified Teacher? By Shahid Hussain

  2. Routes to Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)

  3. Undergraduate Routes • Bachelor Degree – B.Ed • BA/B.Sc with QTS • Registered Teacher Programme -RTP • Employment-based Initial Teacher Training- EBITT

  4. Requirements • Two A-levels or equivalent • Primary Teaching: GCSE Grade C in Maths, English and Science or equivalent • Secondary Teaching: GCSE Grade C in Maths and English or equivalent • Appropriate Training/placement • Appropriate Fees

  5. Post Graduate Routes • Postgraduate Certificate of Education PGCE • School-centred Initial Teacher Training SCITT • Graduate Teacher Programme-GTP • Overseas Trained Teacher Programme OTTP • Assessment-based Training QTS-only

  6. Requirements • Degree recognised in the UK • 1 year full time or 2 year part time • Appropriate placement • Fee

  7. Where to start? • Primary or Secondary or Further/Adult • Teaching Experience • Teaching Qualification • Graduate • EU? Non EU? • Money • Which Institution? • What Subject or Language to teach?

  8. EU/EEA Qualification recognised Contact General Teaching Council-GTC Entry Requirements Fees Non EU/EEA Qualification may not be valid Go to NARRIC Contact TDA for Advice Entry Requirements Fees Things to Check

  9. Financial Support • Tuition Fees • Maintenance Grant • TDA Training Bursary • Golden Hello • Student Loan • Other

  10. Sources of further Information • CILT-the National Centre for Languages • TDA-Training and Development Agency for Schools • GTTR-Graduate Teacher Training Registry • General Teaching Council • Our Languages

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  12. Thank you

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