Get Into Teaching
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About Get Into Teaching
If you’re thinking about becoming a teacher, you’ve come to the right place. Get Into Teaching is a free service provided by the Department for Education to give information and advice to those who at looking at a career in teaching. We can provide a comprehensive programme of support and guidance throughout the application process. Our services are completely free and designed to provide you with tailored advice on a career in teaching.
Why become a teacher?
Teaching is a rewarding profession, in more ways than one.
- You’ll get the opportunity to inspire the next generation.
- Earn a competitive salary of at least £24,373 (nationally) or £30,480 (inner London)
- You’ll receive up to 13 weeks' of holiday allowance.
- To help attract graduates with the potential to be exceptional teachers, a range of tax-free bursaries and prestigious scholarships are now available.
If you are interested in teaching, you can take advantage of a free, one-to-one support service provided by Get into Teaching. You’ll get your own dedicated adviser, an experienced teacher – who knows the application process inside out – who is on hand to give you any help you need.
What we are looking for
We are looking for high-quality graduates that want to make their degree, knowledge and skills really count and use your creativity to bring your subject to life. You’ll be committed to ensuring all pupils have the chance to fulfil their potential in a subject that can change their lives for the better.
To train to teach as a teacher at secondary level, you’ll need a degree, and a standard equivalent GCSE grade C or a 4 in maths and English.
100 teachers, 100 passions, 100 ways to shape lives
Every child is unique – and so is every teacher. Get Into Teaching have been working with The Guardian to shine a light on 100 education heroes who are using their passions to inspire the next generation From the maths teacher using Fifa to explain percentages, to the breakdancing physics teacher, to the primary school teacher with her sights on the Olympics.
Read their stories here: The Guardian - 100 Teachers
