United Teaching

You are in a position to
change lives - not many
other jobs can say that.

It is a genuine joy to share
my passion for my subject
with the students I teach.

I can't think of a richer,
more rewarding career.

Teaching is different
every lesson,
every day.

Applications are open

United Teaching is the initial teacher training scheme for United Learning, a national group of over 60 schools across England.

You can apply now to United Teaching through our Eligibility Form. It takes about 10 minutes and helps us to assess whether you meet our criteria. If you are eligible, we will invite you to our interview process.

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About United Teaching

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Upcoming Events

Jan

16

Wed

2019

Taster Morning - Cravenwood Primary Academy (Manchester)

Jan

17

Thu

2019

Taster Day - Richard Rose Morton Academy (Carlisle)

Jan

22

Tue

2019

Taster Morning - Sheffield Park Academy

Jan

30

Wed

2019

Taster Morning - Manchester Academy

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Blog

New year – new career?

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have a career that makes a meaningful difference to thousands of lives? Or perhaps you’re after a challenge, a job which pushes you to grow and develop, whilst rewarding you every day? Whether you’ve been working in a different industry for 3 or 30 years, it’s never too late to consider teaching.

My teaching career so far: Martin Oldfield

Martin Oldfield William Hulme's Grammar School United Teaching

We caught up with Martin Oldfield, Director of Curriculum at William Hulme’s Grammar School in Manchester, to learn how his career progressed from trainee to senior leader.

PGCE and QTS - what's the difference?

Researching teacher training can feel like a navigating a minefield of acronyms – SCITT, DfE, NQT, SKE, DBS, etc., etc.! Two acronyms you’ll often come across are PGCE and QTS, which are both types of qualification. But what exactly do they mean, and how do they differ?

"There have been a few surprises..."

Cate Kay Paddington Academy United Teaching

Trainee English teacher Cate was used to long hours and short deadlines from her former career in the media. So how did teaching line up with her expectations?

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