Why should I choose to train with Stourport SCITT?
Our bespoke, school led training gives you the opportunity to learn ‘on the job’ in our network of schools across Worcestershire, Herefordshire and Shropshire. You will work as part of a teaching team from day one, learning from experienced, practising expert colleagues. You will immediately get the chance to put your new found skills into practice whilst being fully immersed within a school environment!The SCITT course lasts an academic year and leads to Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and a Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) with 60 masters-level credits, upon successful completion. We are proud to provide the teachers for tomorrow's children!
How much does the course cost?
The course fees for Stourport SCITT are set at £9,250 a year. You can finance the course personally or apply for student finance.Where will I be based during the SCITT Programme?
You will typically have two placements in two different partner schools. In school training is complemented by our immersive core curriculum sessions held at our purpose built training centre.Bursaries
A training bursary is a tax free, non-refundable payment made to trainees. Bursary levels vary depending on the subject that trainees wish to teach. Bursaries are paid to you in equal installments, over a ten month period from October through to July (inc.).How can I find out about your student alumni?
You can find out about what our previous students thought of the courses and their journey with us via our "Success Stories" page under our about section.How do I know if teaching is really for me?
We are happy to organise school experience days in primary and/or secondary schools to help cement your decision to become a teacher.How will I afford to fund the SCITT Programme?
Funding is available to help you train to teach. you can apply for a:- tuition fee loan of up to £9,250 to cover your teacher training, so you do not need to pay course fees upfront
- maintenance loan to help with living costs
You will only have to make loan repayments once you're earning. Your repayments will not increase if you already have a student loan and take an additional loan for teacher training.