Train to teach in North Lincolnshire

The North Lincolnshire SCITT Partnership offers school-centred initial teacher training courses in North Lincolnshire from September to June.

For the academic year commencing in September 2021, we have many primary school (five to 11-year-old age phase) places. We also have secondary school (11 to 16-year-old age phase) places in the following specialisms:

• English
• Mathematics
• Chemistry
• Physics
• Geography
• History
• Physical Education (course now full for 2021/22)

Application

Start by deciding on the course you would like to train in and apply for it through UCAS. A helpful guide on how to complete the application process is near the top of this page. Ensure you complete the application process fully and apply as early as possible – UCAS opens from October and continues until the end of July.

Training

After successfully applying and going through the shortlisting and recruitment process, you will begin your school-centred initial teacher training programme. The training includes:

• School-based training in two contrasting schools
• A centrally delivered professional studies course
• School-based subject and pedagogical development
• Regular observations and tutorial support
• Postgraduate Certificate of Education (PGCE) module tutorials and study support

You will spend most your time in schools and will have a school-based trainer who is a teacher in your host school, as well as receiving central training to support you.

In addition, you will also have a partnership tutor with phase or subject specialist knowledge. They will visit your school on a half-termly basis to observe and review your progress.

Assessment

The assessment process is ongoing throughout the course, which allows you to access support and training appropriate to your individual needs.

By the end of the course, you must demonstrate your achievement in relation to the Teachers’ Standards through the partnership’s e-portfolio system.

Our goal is that all trainees achieve the Teachers’ Standards to at least a ‘good’ level.

Qualification

Once you have successfully completed the course, you will be awarded Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) with a full Post-Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) in association with Bishop Grosseteste University, Lincoln.

Tuition fee

Our tuition fee for 2021/2022 will be £9,250. This is inclusive of a PGCE awarded through our HEI Partner, Bishop Grosseteste University, Lincoln.

Tuition fee loans

As a trainee you will be able to apply for a tuition fee loan to cover these costs. This means that you won’t have to find the money before you start the course, or whilst you are studying. The fee will be paid directly to your university or provider by the Student Loans Company. In this case, to the North Lincolnshire SCITT Partnership.

Some trainees choose to pay their own fees. These are due in two instalments, to the North Lincolnshire SCITT Partnership, half at the beginning and half at the end of the training.

Maintenance grant

Assessment of trainees living in England is carried out by Student Finance England and administered through the Student Loans Company.

Student Finance England will determine whether or not you are eligible for a maintenance grant under this system.

Bursaries and scholarships

Bursaries are available for training in many secondary subjects. Scholarships are also available in a number of secondary subjects.

Salaries whilst training

Unfortunately, there are currently no salaried training places in North Lincolnshire schools.

Other financial support

There is a range of financial support on offer for trainee teachers. This includes maintenance loans and extra financial support for parents, people who have a disability and people who have an adult dependent. For more information please visit Get Into Teaching.

You may also be eligible for a council tax discount.