The schools involved with this Initial Teacher Training Course have a strong commitment to delivering high quality teacher training. The lead school, Lobley Hill Primary has extensive experience in Initial Teacher Training and has designated Training School Status from the Department for Education and Skills.
In partnership with other Gateshead schools, Northumbria University and Gateshead Council, the Gateshead 3-7 SCITT provides excellent facilities and resources. Gateshead is one of the best performing Local Education Authorities and Northumbria University has a reputation for quality teacher education.
Tel: 0191 4334081
Fax: 0191 4334082
Email: info@train2teach.net
If you are from a Black or Minority Ethnic (BME) background and are thinking of training to become a teacher, but would like advice about the different courses available within the North East of England, the required qualifications, or about how to apply, then you can contact :
Sheba Joseph (the MERIT advisor) by email on enquiries@merit-ne.org.uk or visiting their website www.ecls.ncl.ac.uk/merit/.
Trainees, from September 2008, are entitled to £4000 payable in nine monthly instalments of £444.44.
From September 2006 all providers of Initial Teacher Training were entitled to determine the level of tuition fees charged. Our tuition fees are in line with other local providers. Full details will be provided on our selection days. It is advisable to apply to your local education authority through the student support office.
The round of applications for the course starting in September 2010 will be open from September 2009. Last year, the demand for this course exceeded expectations, therefore early application for September 2010 is recommended. All applications must go through the Graduate Teacher Training Registry (GTTR).
Graduates wanting to become teachers should apply for the course which will commence in September 2010. Qualified Teacher Status and a Professional Graduate Certificate in Education will be achieved through this course which is delivered by the Gateshead 3-7 SCITT Partnership. The SCITT offers a flexible route into teaching based on individual training needs and builds on the vast expertise that exists with the partnership. The face to face teaching on this course is provided by a team of specialists in the field of initial teacher training. Distance learning materials and school based tasks will ensure that all course members are prepared for school placements undertaken within the Gateshead partnership.
Applications for entry September 2010 need to be made early in the Autumn Term as selection days are planned to take place early in the Spring Term.
A new Prospectus for 2009/10 entry to the course is now available.
Lobley Hill Primary School Website
