Secondary PGCE with QTS (11-19) (Provider-led) (Science with Chemistry)

at University of Greenwich

• Benefit from robust student support services and the university's esteemed reputation
• Engage with a curriculum prioritising equality, diversity, and inclusion, promoting a holistic and representative approach to education.
• Learn from experienced tutors across various fields and leverage connections with external organisations.
• Forge strong partnerships with schools, offering trainees employment opportunities and enhancing their employability prospects upon completion of the programme.

Important Dates

The programme commences in September 2024. It's advised that potential students initiate their application process early to ensure they fulfil any prerequisites, such as English proficiency exams (IELTS or TOEFL). Starting preparations approximately a year ahead and submitting applications around six months prior to the programme's start date is recommended.

• Prospective applicants must hold a four-year bachelor's degree and attain a minimum of 55% in their final year. 
• Proficiency in both English and Mathematics is essential.
• Additionally, they must achieve an IELTS score of 6.5 overall, with a subscore of 5.5 in each skill category.

The Secondary PGCE with QTS (11-19) (Provider-led) (Science with Chemistry) is between  £16,150 to £17,000/Yr. It's important to carefully examine the details of the tuition fee provided on the university's website. Look into different options to fund your studies, which will help you make wise decisions about your future career.

Upon completion of the programme, graduates will have spent at least 24 weeks in two secondary schools, with an additional four weeks of intensive training focusing on core practice elements. This hands-on experience is integral to developing professional skills, knowledge, and understanding. Furthermore, graduates will have opportunities to engage in school-based training in specialist schools and various educational contexts, preparing them for careers in secondary schools and other educational settings.