PGCE Secondary Science: Engineers Teach Physics
Course Overview
This PGCE Engineers Teach Physics course at the University of Reading's Institute of Education equips you with the specialized skills to become a qualified secondary school physics teacher. The program combines university-based training with extensive school placements, leading to Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) for teaching ages 11-18. You will learn from expert academics and experienced school mentors in a collaborative, practical environment focused on inspiring the next generation of scientists.
Key Program Highlights
- Earn Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) with a specialism in secondary physics, qualifying you to teach in England and Wales.
- Learn through practical seminars in science labs and gain real classroom experience through placements in our network of 90+ partner schools.
- Be taught by nationally-recognized experts in science education and be supported by dedicated, university-trained school mentors.
- Develop a unique edge with integrated climate and sustainability education, part of the university's National Climate Education Action Plan.
- Graduate with 60 master's-level credits and join a highly-regarded alumni network, with most local schools employing our graduates.
Course Overview
This PGCE Engineers Teach Physics course at the University of Reading's Institute of Education equips you with the specialized skills to become a qualified secondary school physics teacher. The program combines university-based training with extensive school placements, leading to Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) for teaching ages 11-18. You will learn from expert academics and experienced school mentors in a collaborative, practical environment focused on inspiring the next generation of scientists.
Key Program Highlights
- Earn Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) with a specialism in secondary physics, qualifying you to teach in England and Wales.
- Learn through practical seminars in science labs and gain real classroom experience through placements in our network of 90+ partner schools.
- Be taught by nationally-recognized experts in science education and be supported by dedicated, university-trained school mentors.
- Develop a unique edge with integrated climate and sustainability education, part of the university's National Climate Education Action Plan.
- Graduate with 60 master's-level credits and join a highly-regarded alumni network, with most local schools employing our graduates.
Requirements
Modules
- Shared Implementation Secondary
- Guided Implementation Secondary
- Independent Implementation Secondary
- The Reflective Teacher
- Investigating Practice
