
Are you a graduate looking to get into teaching? At Engage, our paid teacher training programme allows you to gain classroom experience and complete your PGCE with QTS while earning a living!
Working in partnership with the National Institute of Teaching and Education (NITE) at Coventry University, we created a support-focused route to PGCE (Post Graduate Certificate in Education) and QTS (Qualified Teaching Status) via a Teaching Apprenticeship Programme. If you successfully enrol on our programme, you will work as a member of support staff in the first phase of your course, and then as an unqualified teacher in the second phase.
If you are interested, you will need to go through an assessment process to ensure your eligibility for the programme. If successful, you’ll begin working in a school as a member of support staff or as an intervention tutor, giving you valuable introductory experience before embarking on life as a teacher.
We are proud of our training programme and we’ve had lots of positive feedback from graduates who’ve enrolled over the years! Check out some of the feedback here! The benefits are endless when you choose our Teacher Training Programme:
Once you register your interest in our Teacher Training Programme, we will kick off our assessment process!
We will need to check that you are eligible for the programme – for this, we’ll need the following:
Our dedicated PGCE will contact you and make sure we have all the necessary documentation to get you set up for success:
Once everything has been submitted and checked, you can sit tight and wait for us to find the perfect school just for you. Download our prospectus to find out the full details!
If you are placed in a school, the programme will work in two phases:
You will work as a member of support staff, where you will be supported by a mentor in your school as well as by our Partnership & Development team. Our team will work with you and the school to get you ready to take on whole class responsibilities through a programme of training and support.
You will progress to Phase 2 once you feel you are ready to teach independently, the programme lasts 12 months.
In the second phase, you will get to begin your PGCE as you are directly employed by your school. Phase 2 starts with a period of online training and observation so that you can begin teaching a 12-hour weekly timetable, progressing to 18 hours during the course of the PGCE.
Currently, qualifications in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths are all sought after by our partner schools and we would love to work with you. .
To register your interest in our Teacher Training Programme, click the button below and sign up!
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