There is no better place to start your journey as a teaching than with an 'Outstanding' provider (Ofsted, 2019) like the School of Education at St Mary's University.
We celebrate the variety of routes into teaching that are on offer nowadays and this is the reason we offer a range of flexible pathways that can help you achieve Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) in a way that suits you.
You can find out more about our teacher training programmes at one of our regular Open Days and Evenings.
Early years? Primary? Secondary? There is something for everyone at St Mary’s University School of Education!
All St Mary's teacher training programmes
A work-based foundation degree for anyone currently working with children or young people.
A top-up year for the foundation degree in Early Years Education, allowing you to gain a Bachelor's degree.
A three-year undergraduate degree that leads to the award of qualified teacher status.
Undertake a one-year foundation programme that will prepare you for degree-level study before moving on to the three-year undergraduate degree in Primary Education with QTS.
A one-year teacher training programme for anyone who has already completed an undergradaute degree.
A sister programme to the main Primary PGCE, but allowing students to specialise in physical education.
A work-based foundation degree for anyone currently working with children or young people.
A top-up year for the foundation degree in Education in Context, allowing you to gain a Bachelor's degree.
A two-year top-up to the foundation degree in Education in Context, allowing you to gain a Bachelor's degree and qualified teacher status.
A school-led route to qualified teacher status, offering both salaried and tuition fee pathways.
For experienced teachers who already have a degree, allowing them to achieve qualified teacher status without further training.
A one-year teacher training programme for anyone who has already completed an undergradaute degree. The School of Education at St Mary's offers Secondary PGCE programmes for the following schoom subjects:
A school-led route to qualified teacher status, offering both salaried and tuition fee pathways.
For experienced teachers who already have a degree, allowing them to achieve qualified teacher status without further training.