Physics Teacher Trainee
Dulwich College
Southwark
- Expired
- Job type:
- Full Time, Part Time, Fixed Term
- Apply by:
- 7 July 2023
Job overview
Physics Teacher Trainee
Salary Competitive
Full Time & Part Time
Start date September 2023
Apply by end of 2022-2023 academic year
Dulwich College is the South London Hub of the National Maths & Physics SCITT, a school centred, subject specialised teacher training programme designed to help address the acute shortage of Maths and Physics teachers.
Dulwich College is looking to support both career changers and recent graduates to train as physics teachers through the SCITT programme.
The SCITT approach is different to traditional teacher training in the following ways:
· Trainees on the programme are in school from day one and at the end of the year are awarded both qualified teacher status (QTS) and a postgraduate certificate in education (PGCE) from Buckingham University.
· Trainees undertake a main school placement at one of our partner schools (spanning the comprehensive, grammar and independent sectors) and also a second, six-week placement at a contrasting school.
· Trainees teach four days per week and spend the fifth at Dulwich College for subject and professional studies training, designed and delivered by leading practitioners. The course is highly subject specialised: trainees receive 14.5 days of physics specific training over the year.
· Successful applicants will receive a £27,000 bursary for the training year (subject to eligibility). There are also more generous scholarships of £29,000 available from the Institute of Physics (IOP), which many of our current trainees have successfully applied for. Trainees can take out a Student Loan if required to cover the tuition fee of £9,250.
· For trainees who left education some time ago, there are subject knowledge enhancement courses of various lengths available, for which trainees receive an additional bursary for completing.
Entry requirements for candidates are UK settled status, plus a UK first- or second-class bachelor’s degree (or overseas equivalent) in a relevant subject, in addition to a love of their subject and a desire to work with young people.
For further information please email nmap@dulwich.org.uk and to book taster sessions (including a course introduction, discussion of life as a teacher and observation of classroom teaching), please book online at https://schoolexperience.education.gov.uk/. Further information about the National Maths & Physics SCITT can be found at https://www.nmapscitt.org.uk/ and general information about teacher training is available on the Get Into Teaching website at https://getintoteaching.education.gov.uk/.
Applications can be submitted at https://www.gov.uk/apply-for-teacher-training.
About Dulwich College
Dulwich College is an academically selective independent boys’ school in south east London with a tradition of aspirational teaching, a broad co-curricular offering and a genuine commitment to change lives through education.
There are approximately 1,925 pupils on the school roll, of whom some 140 are boarders. The College is an inclusive local and global community with a strong social conscience. Our bursary programme creates lasting change and opens doors for pupils from varied backgrounds. This year, 222 pupils received means-tested assistance with school fees.
Situated in 70 acres with over 1,000 trees, and only 12 minutes by train from central London, the College enjoys outstanding academic, co-curricular and sporting facilities, including the Laboratory, a home for science and a venue for the arts, an award-winning Lower School Library, and its iconic Grade II* listed Barry Buildings and surrounding landscaping.
Further information about the College can be found on our website www.dulwich.org.uk
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