Which programme is right for me?

• pre-course training week in July and then start in your main placement school in September
• intensive ‘front loaded’ Rapid Development Programme in September and October
• a block first and second placement structure i.e. an ‘A – B’ pattern
• develop skills and take on whole class teaching at a gradual pace
• have access to student finance and may be eligible for national bursaries for Initial Teacher Training to support tuition fees and maintenance
• tuition fees for the full-time programmes are £8150 for QTS, or £9250 for QTS and PGCE
• tuition fees for the part-time programmes are £10150 for QTS, or £11250 for QTS and PGCE
• ongoing central and subject specialist training throughout the year
• exceptional support from placement schools and central SCITT team

Unfortunately the salaried programme is not available for 2021 entry in any subjects. We will review this in future years, though it is not certain if this route will be available again for 2022 entry. Candidates wishing to train in Oxfordshire in the next year should consider whether the tuition-fee routes (either full-time or part-time) may be a suitable alternative. Do remember that there are bursaries in some subjects and tuition-fee and maintenance loans are available through Student Finance, the part-time route also enables two days a week where you could be working part-time to supplement income.