Part time
12 weeks
23-SEP-24
QTS - Qualified Teaching Status
Teaching / Training (General)
Taught
The postgraduate community is a vibrant and welcoming community, comprising around one fifth of the University’s student population across our three sites in Kent.
Overview
Assessment Only is an employment-route to QTS for those with a minimum of two years of recent teaching experience as an unqualified teacher, with at least six months in their current school setting. This route is designed for those with this level of experience who are already meeting the Teachers' Standards at a good or high level and would therefore not need to undertake a full training route in order to achieve QTS.
Assessment Only is not a training course, but a route to Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) for those who are already meeting the Teachers' Standards. If you are successful in gaining an offer of a place on this route through the recruitment process, you will have an initial visit from a Canterbury Christ Church University tutor to validate your evidence. This process will involve discussions with you and your Assessment Only Coordinator and, in most cases, at least one lesson observation by the tutor.
How you’ll be assessed
You must have taught across the full age range in which phase you are applying for.
For this course (per year)
£3,800
To be confirmed
Be currently employed as an unqualified teacher working within the age range in which you wish to qualify. Have worked in your current school for at least six months. Have at least two years' teaching experience overall. Be able to demonstrate through evidence that you meet the DfE’s Teachers’ Standards to a high standard. Have the active support of your current employer for your application. Be a graduate holding an undergraduate degree (2.2 or above) of a United Kingdom higher education institution or equivalent. Have GCSE Maths, English (for primary and secondary) and Science (for primary) at Grade C/Grade 4 or above (or equivalent).
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