If you’re passionate about making a difference and ready to build a rewarding career in education, you’re in the right place. Whether you’re just beginning your journey or aiming to advance your qualifications, we offer a full suite of nationally recognised teacher training programmes to help you step confidently into the classroom.

We offer a wide range of teacher training pathways, designed to support people at different stages of their career. These include:
Primary teacher training (PGCE Primary and Primary Education BA (Hons) with QTS)
Secondary teacher training in selected subjects (PGCE Secondary with QTS)
Further Education & Skills Sector (FESS) routes (PCE and PGCE leading to QTLS)
Learning Support pathways, including Level 3 and degree-level progression
Introductory teaching qualifications, such as the Level 3 Award in Education and Training (formerly PTLLS)
Our training routes prepare you to teach across a wide range of settings:
•Primary education (early years and primary age ranges)
•Secondary education in selected subjects
•Further Education and adult learning, typically teaching learners aged 14 and above
This flexibility allows you to choose a route that aligns with where and who you want to teach.
Yes. Many of our teacher training routes are designed to be accessible alongside work, particularly within Further Education, learning support and professional teaching pathways. This makes teacher training a realistic option for career changers and those already working in education.
Our teacher training courses are suitable for:
•Aspiring teachers new to the profession
•Teaching assistants and learning support staff
•Industry professionals and career changers
•Existing educators looking to gain formal teaching qualifications
We offer entry points from Level 3 through to postgraduate level, allowing learners to progress at a pace that suits their experience and goals
Depending on the route you choose, your training can lead to:
•QTS (Qualified Teacher Status) for teaching in schools
•QTLS (Qualified Teacher Learning and Skills) for teaching in Further Education and skills-based settings
•Recognised teaching and learning qualifications at Level 3, foundation degree and honours degree level
Our programmes are designed to prepare you for employment as a qualified teacher in your chosen sector.
You’ll be supported throughout your training by:
•Experienced lecturers and subject specialists
•Placement or workplace mentors (where applicable)
•Small, supportive class sizes that encourage confidence and progression
Our approach focuses on combining theory, practical experience and personalised support, helping you develop the skills needed for a successful teaching career.

A perfect starting point if you’re new to teaching. Learn core teaching principles and gain foundational knowledge to support future study or training roles.

Ideal for aspiring teaching assistants.
Develop practical skills to support pupils, teachers, and classroom activities in primary or secondary environments.

A full undergraduate degree that prepares you to teach in primary schools.
Gain professional skills, strong subject knowledge, and your QTS upon graduation.

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Flexible foundation degree for learning support staff, enhancing practical skills, professional recognition, and progression opportunities, including top‑up study and pathways into teacher training.

Train to teach learners aged 16+.
Perfect for those looking to work in further education colleges, adult learning, or vocational training.

Become an early-years and infant teacher.
Develop the specialised knowledge needed to inspire learning during the earliest stages of childhood.

This intensive, one-year course combines academic study with practical classroom experience, equipping you with the knowledge, skills and confidence to inspire young learners.

Our PGCE Secondary programme prepares you to teach pupils aged 11–16 (with some experience up to 18) in your chosen subject specialism.

Part-time in‑service teacher training for the Further Education sector, developing practical teaching and assessment skills, accredited by the University of Surrey and completed over two years.





