FAQS

GCSE grade C/4 in both English and Mathematics (or recognised equivalents), GCSE grade C/4 in a Science subject (including Combined Science) if you are applying to teach Primary and a UK undergraduate degree, normally with a degree classification of 2:2 or higher, or a recognised equivalent certified by ENIC. Secondary applicants must have a degree or A Level relevant to the subject they wish to teach.

A minimum of 5 GCSEs at grade 4 (previously grade C). These must include English Language, Mathematics and Science or Equivalent. You also need a minimum of 112 UCAS points from A’ Levels or other Level 3 qualifications. A full list of acceptable qualifications are on the UCAS application page.

All courses begin every September at the start of the academic year.

We make individual recommendations about the support you’ll need. Please contact us for further information.

Applications can be taken via UCAS with the course code of: HAYP and the institution code of: H26

You can submit your application via the new Government Department for Education Apply option. Please see our “Apply” page for course codes.

Postgraduates will be placed  in two contrasting placements throughout the programme which are local to where they live.

Undergraduates are placed in one school each year resulting in experiencing three contrasting school placements.

We are looking for individuals that wish to make a difference to a young child’s life. We are looking for individuals that are proactive, hardworking and passionate, as well as willing to use initiative. We believe that in order to be a good teacher, you must be passionate about supporting pupils throughout their studies.

We work with several schools across the West Midlands to provide local school placements approximately 30-60 minutes of travel time away from where our trainees and students live.

School- centred routes involve trainees being placed in a school from day one, learning from the experts before slowly taking on classroom responsibilities. This enables them to experience a full school year rather than only attending school placements for short blocks of time.

We recommend researching the school curriculum for your chosen subject, as well as upskilling your subject knowledge. If the condition of your offer is to complete a Subject Knowledge Enhancement course, you must ensure that you have completed this prior to starting the programme in September.

We ask all trainees and students to apply for a brand new DBS certificate through ourselves – regardless of whether you currently possess a current DBS certificate. This comes with a £50 payment. We contact all trainees with the application details prior to the start of the programme.

BA Hons Primary and Early Years Education with Qualified Teacher Status (School Based) 3 Year Undergraduate Programme – £9,250 per year

Postgraduate PGCE and QTS Initial Teacher Training Full Time – £9,250

Postgraduate PGCE and QTS Initial Teacher Training Part Time – £5,625 per year

Postgraduate QTS Only Initial Teacher Training Full Time – £8,500

Postgraduate QTS Only Initial Teacher Training Part Time – £5,000 per year

Postgraduate Assessment Only Initial Teacher Training– £2,750

Please click here for further information on Student Finance. When applying for a Student Finance loan, you must search for Haybridge SCITT and use your course code.

We are here to support you every step of the way throughout your teaching journey. We offer personalised, one-to-one support to all of our trainees to ensure that a high calibre of teachers enter the profession.