Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE)
School of Education, Faculty of Social Sciences
Education professionals from all over the world come to us for masters courses that advance their careers. We have a long-standing reputation for excellence in research and teaching. Our PGCE has been awarded outstanding grades for innovation and change in leadership.
About the course36 weeks full-time Our graduates make good teachers. It's that simple. The Initial Teacher Education (ITE) course helps you develop an understanding of research, policies and practice relating to education in general and secondary education in particular. Close analysis and reflection helps you make the link between research and the classroom. You'll learn an approach to your work that will stay with you throughout your career. Our graduates are dedicated to lifelong learning, constantly developing their professional practice, using classroom-based research. We'll teach you everything the qualified teacher needs to know about planning, teaching, learning, assessing, policies and processes. Entry requirementsAn honours degree (minimum 2:2), in one of our teaching subjects or with a strong element of a teaching subject (see below). You also need grade C in English Language and Mathematics at GCSE, or the equivalent. You need to pass the QTS Skills tests before the start of the course. English language requirementsOverall IELTS grade of 6.5 with a minimum of 5.5 in each component, or equivalent. Entry requirements for international students
Subjects covered
Age rangeSecondary (11–18) Teaching
You'll spend 24 of the 36 weeks in schools. AssessmentContinuous. Fees and fundingFinancial information for postgraduate taught courses Any questions?If you'd like to know more about any aspect of our courses, contact us: E: ite@sheffield.ac.uk |
CPD creditsAs well as a PGCE qualification and Qualified Teacher Status, you'll gain 60 credits at masters level if you successfully complete the course. You can put these towards study for an MA in Applied Professional Studies in Education. Where your PGCE can take youOur PGCE is designed specifically to launch your career in education, with graduates from the course working in secondary schools. Some will be directly involved in the delivery of education as teachers and lecturers whilst others will utilise their skills in a variety of careers covering policy development, education, administration, psychology and social work. Why your PGCE mattersWe value creative teaching that challenges inequalities in the education system. We believe in increasing opportunities for education, for everyone. You'll benefit from this inclusive approach, as a student and as a professional. Our research and teaching are independently rated as excellent.Specialist resourcesWe make sure our research feeds directly into our teaching. Our research seminar programme gives you access to the latest findings, often before they're published. There's a wireless network in the department and you'll have access to the University's extensive library resources, including online catalogues and databases, e-books and e-journals. Apply nowApply online now at the Graduate Teacher Training Registry (GTTR). |
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