Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE)

Key facts
- School of Education, Faculty of Social Sciences
- 36 weeks full-time
Fees and funding
Financial information for postgraduate taught courses
Entry requirements
An 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 requirements: overall IELTS grade of 6.5 with a minimum of 5.5 in each component, or equivalent.
Entry requirements for international students
Any questions?
If you'd like to know more about any aspect of our courses, contact us:
E: ite@sheffield.ac.uk
T: +44 (0)114 222 8080/8081
Apply now
Apply online now at the Graduate Teacher Training Registry (GTTR).
About the course
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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. Your CareerWe offer postgraduate courses that will launch your career in education or aid your continuing professional development. Our graduates work in the UK and overseas in schools, universities, and local and national government. Some deliver education as teachers and lecturers; others use their skills in a variety of careers covering policy development, education, administration, psychology and social work. About UsWe 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. You'll be taught by leading academics like Professor Cathy Nutbrown, who was recently commissioned by the government to lead an independent review looking at ways to strengthen teaching qualifications. This year, Cathy won an Outstanding Impact in Society award for her work on literacy. Specialist resourcesOur research seminar programme gives you access to the latest findings, often before they’re published. The University’s library has online catalogues and databases, e-books and e-journals. There’s a wireless network in the department. Apply nowApply online now at the Graduate Teacher Training Registry (GTTR). |
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