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About the course
Course description
Our graduates make great teachers. It’s that simple. The Initial Teacher Education (ITE) course helps you develop an understanding of research, policies and practice relating to education in general and secondary education in particular. You’ll analyse and reflect on what you learn to connect research with the classroom.
We teach an approach to your work that will stay with you throughout your career. Our graduates are dedicated to lifelong learning, developing their professional practice, and using classroom-based research. You’ll learn everything the qualified teacher needs to know about planning, teaching, learning, assessing, policies and processes.
Routes offered
We offer a provider-led route plus School Direct with a choice of four different clusters of schools.
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Entry Requirements
A good honours degree (minimum 2:2, or for maths, physics and physics with maths applicants minimum class 3 with at least a grade B in the relevant A Level) in one of our teaching subjects or with a strong element of a teaching subject.
You also need grade C in English Language and Mathematics at GCSE, or the equivalent.
Candidates without these qualifications may either take the necessary examinations in the year before the course starts or take our entrance test in English and/or Mathematics.
Fees
Please see the University website: Please see the university website for further information on fees for this course.
A high proportion of student teachers are eligible for a bursary which will cover some or all of this cost and living expenses.