Hull SCITT

School Centred Initial Teacher Training

Hull SCITT – Announcement

Hull School Centred Initial Teacher Training (SCITT) are in their final year of operation. However, we are excited to announce that we are embarking on a new partnership as the Lead Partner for primary education for Vantage North Humber Teacher Training.

Vantage North Humber Teacher Training is coordinated by St Mary’s College, an outstanding centre of education that has played a leading role in training teachers for Hull and the East Riding over many years. We work with numerous primary and secondary partner schools across the region who provide placements which offer expert mentoring and support for our trainees.

Visit our new website for further information on the programmes we offer – Vantage North Humber Teacher Training – vnhtt.org

Our mission

  • To train excellent teachers who successfully gain Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and enter the teaching profession as confident, enthusiastic and effective Early Career Teachers (ECTs), helping to address local recruitment needs and contributing to raising standards and improving pupil outcomes in the region.
  • To provide high quality Initial Teacher Education (ITE) in collaboration with our partners which is informed by an evidence-based approach and the latest developments in pedagogical theory and practice.
  • To ensure that all involved with our teacher training programmes uphold the highest levels of professional and personal conduct, commitment, and integrity.
  • To offer a training experience which is nurturing, supportive, challenging and enjoyable that helps trainee teachers develop into reflective and resilient practitioners.

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Qualifications needed

  • An undergraduate degree, or equivalent.
  • GCSE Grade 4 (C) or above in English, maths and (for Primary) science, or equivalent qualification.
  • We’ll consider candidates with pending GCSEs.
  • We’ll consider candidates who need to take a GCSE equivalency test in English, maths or science.
  • We offer equivalency tests once applicants have a conditional offer. Each test does incur a cost. Contact us to find out if an existing equivalency test would be accepted.

Explore your options with Hull SCITT

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Hull is an excellent city to both live, train and teach in.

Hull is an excellent city to both live, train and teach in. Teaching in Hull schools is exciting, challenging and rewarding. We represent a strong partnership of 25 Primary School, 3 Special Schools, 3 Secondary Schools and one School Direct Partnership.

Our ‘hands on’ approach means trainees are in school from day one learning by working alongside an experienced mentor teacher. This is complimented by central training delivered by teachers who are Specialist Leaders of Education (SLE) which means that they are currently teaching and recognised as experts in their specific field.

“I love what I do now, this has changed my life…

….and hopefully the lives of the children I will be teaching”

Trainee stories :>

Luke Cotton
Megan Storey
Katie Thompson

For the last 2 years 100% of our trainees have gained employment, many within our partnership schools.

All Trainees graduate with Qualified Teacher Status (QTS). Through a well established partnership with The University of Hull Trainees have the option to graduate with a Post Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCE).

All Trainees who complete the course with Qualified Teaching Status (QTS) with the option to complete a Post Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) through our partnership with the University of Hull.

Hull SCITT works in collaboration with a number of dynamic partner schools across Hull and beyond and we know each other very well.

As soon as you apply to our programme we build a profile of you as a teacher identifying your strengths, areas for development and individual learning needs.

We use this information to identify the best school and mentor support for you and ensure you receive the personal training you need to become a highly effective teacher.

Tuition fees are £8,325 for QTS and £9,250 for QTS with PGCE from the University of Hull.

You can apply to Student Finance for you tuition fees and may be entitled to a Maintenance Loan which is based on your household income.

Further details can be found on the GOV.UK website –
https://www.gov.uk/student-finance

Please note we are unable to sponsor a Visa for Overseas Applicants

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For the last 2 years 100% of our trainees have gained employment, many within our
partnership schools.

Testimonials

Here’s what Trainees say about Hull SCITT :

The most important thing I have learnt is that you shouldn’t expect too much of yourself straight away.

You cannot be perfect in everything you do and you are learning throughout your whole career. Also, progress of the children is everything!

James

I appreciated how the course prepared me for teacher life.

The course has high standards; therefore, it applies pressure and challenge to ensure you are aware of the demands in teaching.

Ashleigh

Hull SCITT gave me the opportunity to take part in an intensive and hands-on programme.

This approach, I feel, has better prepared me for the real life day-to-day workings of a classroom and wider school.

Rachel

Hull SCITT undoubtedly prepared me for my NQT year. It gave me extremely solid foundations to build on.

The experience of teaching almost full time by the end of the year meant that it wasn’t a shock to me during my NQT year.

James

The SCITT programme has been the making of me. I have learned to build resilience through the many observations I had.

I learned to say when I need help and to be realistic about my expectations. I would do it all again in a heartbeat. I absolutely love my job!

Claire

I appreciated how the course prepared me for teacher life.

The course has high standards; therefore, it applies pressure and challenge to ensure you are aware of the demands in teaching.

Ashleigh

For me, a career in teaching was something I knew I wanted to pursue from a young age.

Giving something back to the community I grew up in myself has always been at the forefront of my mind. Plus, young people are pretty cool!

Jess

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