Leeds Trinity University PGCE Courses

Business is fundamental to many aspects of our lives and although not all 14 – 19-year-olds will go on to work in business, all require a deep understanding of business knowledge and skills to navigate the world we live in. Read more

"The spread of computers and the Internet will put jobs in two categories. Read more

Teaching secondary-age children is your chance to share your passion for your subject and inspire the next generation. Teaching children isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach. Read more

Teaching secondary-age children is your chance to share your passion for your subject and inspire the next generation. Teaching children isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach. Read more

School history is central to enabling young people to understand the world they live in. The past continues to shape the present in ways both seen and unseen. Read more

“The 21st century is not looking for humans who serve as calculating machines, but instead it seeks problem-solvers and innovative thinkers. Read more

Teaching secondary-age children is your chance to share your passion for your subject and inspire the next generation. Teaching children isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach. Read more

When you work with primary-age children you really can make a difference every day. Read more

When you work with primary-age children you really can make a difference every day. Read more

Religious Education in UK schools is a rich and varied subject which allows pupils to consider big questions through philosophical, theological and sociological… Read more

Some of the key issues faced by our society, i.e., biodiversity issues triggered by anthropogenic actions, pandemics and vaccines, and genetically modified foods are all biology-related. Read more

Never has the words from Chemistry Nobel prize winner Kenichi Fukui rang so true: "Chemistry itself knows altogether too well that - given the real fear… Read more

Physics is one of the fundamental sciences that rely upon scientific methods to describe the natural world. Concepts taught in Physics apply continuously to people’s ordinary lives as well as extraordinary research, bridging the particularly small sub-atomic particles to the immensely vast Universe. Read more