If you’re eligible to train to teach, you’ll need to choose an age group and subject, and explore the different training courses. Depending on your choices, you may be eligible for a tax-free bursary to support you, or you could earn a salary while you train.
As a teacher, you can inspire the next generation and help them realise their ambitions. That means you can go home each day knowing you’ve made a real difference, giving all young people the chance to fulfil their potential.
If you want to grab that opportunity, we’re here to help you kick-start your new career. Register with us to receive personalised support, advice, and access to exclusive events. You can also use this site to keep track of your progress towards making a successful application to teacher training and receive personalised content each time you log in.
Watch this video for helpful tips on getting into teaching, from real trainees and experienced teachers. Transcript (PDF, 48KB)
I worked for a bank, then in recruitment, and I realised an office environment wasn’t for me. I didn’t feel like I was making a difference. But you can as a teacher.
Upcoming events
Train to Teach Birmingham
28 February 2015 AT 09:30This event at the ICC gives you the chance to get one-on-one time with experts who can help you with your teaching application and answer any questions you have.
Birmingham OpenWelcoming Men into Primary Teaching
28 February 2015 AT 09:30The day will consist of between five and six sessions on a variety of primary subjects. This event will be followed at a later date with you having an organised visit with current trainees.
Twickenham OpenSchool experience days
02 March 2015 AT 08:30An opportunity to experience a day in school and learn more about our School Direct Programme.
Killingworth OpenThe Oaks Consortium Open Day
02 March 2015 AT 10:00A chance to visit Knole Academy, meet teachers and other School Direct trainees
Sevenoaks Open