To apply to the North East Partnership SCITT applicants must use the DfE apply system. Applications can be submitted from the 8th October 2024, for a September entry for the academic year 2025. As demand for places is very high, interested applicants are advised to apply early. Applicants will be able to use the DfE search tool ‘Find Postgraduate Teacher Training’ to search for courses prior to applying through DfE Apply. Click on the following link to apply: https://getintoteaching.education.gov.uk/how-to-apply-for-teacher-training
For the 2025/26 academic year we expect to recruit thirty secondary physical education trainees and sixteen primary with a PE specialism trainees.
- North East Partnership SCITT – Physical Education – Provider Code N73 – Course code 2LFK
- North East Partnership SCITT – Primary with physical education – Provider Code N73 – Course code 2Q9L
The DfE system will automatically forward applications to the programme team who will send an email acknowledging receipt. Shortlisted applicants will be invited to an interview day at one of the partnership schools; these days will consist of a group task, a literacy and data task, a teaching episode and a formal interview. The interview panel will comprise of representatives from the partnership schools. You will be notified through the DfE system of the outcome of your interview.
We are looking for individuals who are well qualified with relevant and up-to-date experience, a sporting background and who have interests and talents that would enhance children’s learning experiences. You should be enthusiastic, hardworking, resilient, happy to ‘think outside the box’ and have well developed organisation and communication skills. You will need to be able to use your initiative, manage workload and work co-operatively and effectively with others. You must be passionate about a career in teaching and enjoy working with young people, building warm relationships that promote learning.
The North East Partnership SCITT works closely with North Tyneside SCITT and adheres to their curriculum approaches. As the accredited provider, North Tyneside SCITT award Qualified Teacher Status to North East Partnership SCITT trainees. The PGCE programme is validated by Northumbria University and therefore North East Partnership SCITT also adheres to the University’s academic regulations