Train to Teach - School Direct

Applications for our

School Direct Programme 2019-2020 are via UCAS

Please use the following course codes when searching under Belle Vue Girls Academy (2G4) lead school:
 

English 36CV

Design and Technology 36BY

Physics 36CD

Mathematics 36CY

Modern Languages 36CS

Music 36C6

Geography 36CP

History 36CN

Religious Education 36CK

Chemistry 36CG

Biology 36CH

Computing 35TY

Drama 36C9
 

Are you interested in a career in Secondary Teaching?

 

Belle Vue Girls' Academy is the lead academy for the School Direct programme of the Bradford Diocesan Academies Trust (BDAT). The trust secondary schools are: Belle Vue Girls’ Academy, Immanuel College, Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College and Bradford Forster Academy. All schools within the trust are driven by a set of shared values which guide how we operate, teach and support each other.

 

Our values are aspiration, inclusion, excellence, compassion and resilience. Two of the schools are of Church of England schools and two are of no faith. However all follow traditional values of respect and trust. Working with Birth to 19 SCITT, Teaching School Alliance and Multi Academy Trust, we are able to offer a unique and exciting opportunity to train as a teacher within a diverse range of academies. Working with such partners is an exciting way of training to become a teacher.

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Your training involves practising your teaching skills with groups of students with effective support from a school mentors; you are treated just like you're a member of the school staff, someone who the trust schools are often looking to employ at the end of the year.

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Our academies are committed to providing the highest standard of education for the young people in the Bradford District. We are keen to recruit student teachers who share the same commitment. If you share our vision for education, we want to hear from you.

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Our accredited training provider is Bradford Birth to 19 School Centred Initial Teacher Training (SCITT). Bradford Birth to 19 SCITT is an accredited provider with a proven Ofsted record of training the next generation of teachers. All schools in the partnership are committed to providing the highest standard of education. We are keen to recruit student teachers who share the same commitment. If you share our vision for education, we want to hear from you. We will provide training of the highest quality, delivered by outstanding practitioners through a bespoke training package, which will make the most of your knowledge and skills. After a year's successful training, you will achieve Qualified Teacher Status (QTS).

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Qualifications

• You will need to have at least

  • a GCSE Grade C/4 in maths, science and English or equivalent.

  • a 2:2 Honours degree. We typically ask that for secondary teacher training at least half the content of your degree first degree is directly relevant to the subject in which you are training to teach. If not, but you have significant work experience relevant to your subject area or a relevant further degree, you will still be eligible to apply.

  • to have passed the skills tests before starting on the programme.

 

Apply

• Apply on the UCAS website. You’ll need to register with UCAS before you can apply.

• https://2019.teachertraining.apply.ucas.com/apply/student/login.do

• Visit Get into Teaching for guidance on applying for teacher training.

• https://getintoteaching.education.gov.uk/how-to-apply/apply

• https://www.ucas.com/teaching-in-england

 

If you would like further details please contact us:

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Email:      scitt@bradfordbirthto19.org    

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Telephone:    01274 494898

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Website:    http://bradfordbirthto19.co.uk/index.php/home/initial-teacher-training-scitt

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