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Are you thinking of a rewarding career in teaching?

Train to teach with the University of Chester, where our partnership puts learning at the heart of all we do. We have a rich history of developing highly skilled, knowledgeable, and inspirational teachers across different age ranges; Primary Early Years (ages 3 - 7); Primary (ages 5 - 11), and Secondary.

Our PGCE courses provide you with the support you need to become a critically reflective, research-informed teacher, that is well-prepared to enter the teaching profession. To find out more, come along to our Open Day where tutors will be available to answer questions.

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Train to Teach John's Story

Your students’ success will be what drives you on. The feeling of accomplishment in seeing your students grow in confidence and ability will be what makes the job worthwhile.

Make a difference.

Nurture young minds

The potential of young minds is incredible. A good teacher can raise a students' curiosity so that they’re not just learning; they’re questioning, debating and taking a real interest in what is being taught. A good teacher can also reach out to those who sometimes struggle to understand a concept because they know there’s nothing more rewarding than when that student suddenly ‘gets it'.

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Inspire the next generation

Education is important for all of our futures. As a teacher, you'll have a pivotal role to play in shaping the next generation. You’ll have the opportunity to be a role model with the ability to develop your students’ talents. You’ll be able to maximise their potential, enabling them to achieve something they thought they never could.

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Get great job satisfaction

By becoming a teacher, you’ll be choosing to work in an energizing environment with an array of personalities to engage and motivate. Each day will be different and you’ll gain a great deal of satisfaction in helping your pupils to grow and develop. With starting salaries of £22 - £27K and some fantastic progression opportunities, teaching can offer you that vibrant career you’ve always wanted.

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