Teacher Training

ARE YOU READY TO BECOME A TEACHER? Bournemouth | September 2026 | Paid Teacher Training

Forget everything you think you know about teacher training. This is not a university course or unpaid work experience. It is a salaried position that pays you from September 2026 while you work towards both a PGCE and Qualified Teacher Status (QTS).

Starting salary: £24,000 from day one. No student debt—just a salary while you train for one of the most rewarding careers.

Join our Bournemouth school as a fully employed Cover Supervisor, gaining real classroom experience from your first day.

• Work with students across a range of subjects and year groups.
• Attend weekly professional training.
• Receive one-to-one mentoring and coaching.
• Observe experienced teachers and develop your own teaching practice.
• Build the confidence and skills needed to progress into teacher training.

• Continue earning while completing your Initial Teacher Training and achieving:
• PGCE (Postgraduate Certificate in Education)
• Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)

You’ll graduate with recognised teaching qualifications and two years of valuable school experience.

Applicants must have:

• A UK bachelor's degree (or recognised international equivalent).
• GCSE English Language and Mathematics at Grade C/4 or above.
• Primary applicants also need GCSE Science at Grade C/4 or above.
• If you're missing these qualifications, equivalency testing and Subject Knowledge Enhancement courses may be available.

Please note:

We cannot offer visa sponsorship. You must already have the legal right to work in the UK for at least two years.

No classroom experience is required. We're looking for people who:

• Care about helping young people succeed.
• Are resilient and willing to learn.
• Build positive relationships.
• Can communicate confidently.
• Are committed to completing the two-year programme.

Whether you're a recent graduate, changing career, or have always wanted to teach, we'd love to hear from you.

Send us your CV and we'll arrange an informal conversation. There’s no lengthy application form—just a chance to discuss your ambitions and whether this programme is rig