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Rewarding. Challenging. Teaching

With an engineering degree, you’re in the unique position of being able to teach a selection of subjects. As well as having the option of Maths, Physics or Chemistry Initial Teacher Training (ITT) courses (depending on the content of your degree), you could also choose the Physics with Mathematics ITT course (if you find that if you can’t choose between your favourite subjects).
Getting into teaching has never been more rewarding. For starters, did you know that right now you could receive a tax-free bursary of up to £20k* to train as a maths, physics or chemistry teacher? Then, once you qualify, you would start on a salary of at least £21k (£27k in London).
Furthermore, if you have the potential to be an exceptional teacher, you could receive a scholarship from the Institute of Mathematics (IMA), Institute of Physics (IOP) or Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) of up to £25k (paid instead of the standard bursary).
There are many routes to train to become a teacher, you can choose between university-led or school-led options and we can help you decide which is the best option for you.
Applications for teacher training in 2014/2015 are now open.
Register now via the Get into Teaching website to receive more information and a comprehensive programme of support, providing help and guidance throughout the application process.
*Conditions apply. See education.gov.uk/teachconditions for full details
 
 
Wed 26 Feb 2014, 13:56

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