Teacher Training Programmes 2021 – 2022

We offer three routes into teaching:

• School Direct Tuition Fee route

• Salaried School Direct route

• Apprenticeship in Teaching route

Entry Requirements: 

• Degree classification: 2:2 or above

• Grade C or above in GCSE English, Mathematics & Science

• For the Schools Direct Salaried & Teaching Apprenticeship routes, you must have at least three years of full-time work experience to be eligible to apply

• Trainees will be required to pass the skills tests before starting the course

• School experience before applying to the course is highly favourable

• Applicants must complete an enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check (prior to taking a place)

• Trainees must agree to abide by the University of Wolverhampton’s Code of Professional Conduct and Fitness to Practice and complete relevant checks to determine capacity to teach

About the Elston Hall Learning Trust & St Bartholomew’s Multi Academy Trust: 

Elston Hall Learning Trust and St Bartholomew’s Multi Academy Trust offer trainee teachers the unique opportunity to work and learn at exciting and innovative primary schools. All our schools share a common ethos and approach to pedagogy, ensuring that pupils become confident lead learners, achieving the highest standards possible.

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Our schools have a proven track record of working in partnership with local universities and other outside agencies. We are passionate about growing future leaders and believe that School Direct and Teaching Apprenticeship routes offer an unrivalled opportunity for trainees to learn and develop in our vibrant schools.

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By working within our Trusts, trainees will experience a range of contrasting challenges that will make them highly marketable in the current job market.

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Your school will provide you with a fully qualified mentor and CPD in school which will complement the training received at Wolverhampton University and the University of Birmingham.

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Our excellent partnerships with the University of Wolverhampton and Birmingham University mean that students will receive high-quality hands-on support from day one. This will continue as you take up your first appointment as an Early Career Teacher (ECT) and throughout your career.

Equal Opportunities:

Elston Hall Learning Trust and St Bartholomew’s Academy Trust support an inclusive vision. Where needed, we will make reasonable adjustments to support disabled job applicants and employees. We want to make sure that all our students get the most from training with us. By telling tell us about your disability as early as possible, we can identify any support that you may need. 

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Elston Hall Learning Trust Contact details:

UCAS Information – University of Wolverhampton

UCAS Information – University of Birmingham
 

We look forward to receiving your application.