Postgraduate Certificate In Education - Pgce (suffolk And Norfolk Secondary Scitt) in University of Suffolk, UK

Postgraduate Certificate In Education - Pgce (suffolk And Norfolk Secondary Scitt) in University of Suffolk

The Suffolk and Norfolk School Centred Initial Teaching Training programmes for Secondary teachers aim to bring together the very best of school centred and academic training to produce competent and confident Newly Qualified Teachers who consider and reflect upon the purposes of education, as well as having high levels of knowledge, understanding and skills in the learning and teaching of young people. 

The Suffolk and Norfolk Secondary SCITT offers both Salaried and Tuition training routes. Both Secondary SCITT programmes are designed to facilitate maximum experiential learning. Trainees on the courses specialise in either Key Stages 3 and 4 or Key Stages 4 and 5. On successful completion of the course, all Tuition trainees will gain QTS and a Postgraduate Certificate in Education and be qualified to teach across the secondary range.  Salaried trainees all gain QTS and have the choice of gaining a Postgraduate Certificate in Education.

Career opportunities

Opportunities on Completion of the Course
The vast majority of trainees gain their first teaching post in the Eastern Region after the successful completion of the SCITT year.

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