Apply for United Teaching

Candidate Requirements

Before applying, make sure you tick each requirement on the following checklist:

  • A degree in the subject you wish to teach, 2:2 or above
  • Minimum Grade B A Level in the subject you wish to teach
  • A Level grade combination of at least BCC
  • English Language, Mathematics and Science GCSE Grade C+ (Science applicable to Primary course trainees only)
  • Evidence of experience working with young people

The requirements differ for international candidates - click here for more information.

How to apply

We're delighted that you're ready to apply for your place with United Teaching. There are three simple steps to complete your application. 

  1. Click here to make sure your chosen subject / funding route is available in your preferred area
  2. Click here to make sure you meet the requirements for teacher training

Good to go?

Applications for 2025 open soon. 

Tip: To make your application as easy as possible, take a look at our blog for guidance on writing your personal statement for teacher training. 

If you would like to read about how we use and store your data, please click here.

Finalising your placement

We will contact you as soon as we can after your assessment day to let you know the outcome. If we make you an offer, we will ask you to complete the formal Apply form, if you haven't done so already, and we will ask for references from two referees. We will also carry out identity and DBS checks. We will confirm your offer as soon as all of these checks have been completed.

We always try to place trainees in their first choice of school. If that isn't possible, we will work with you to find an alternative, suitable placement. If you're flexible on location, let us know on your application - your trainee placement can be a great opportunity to live, learn, and explore somewhere new. 

 

Need help with your application?

If you need any help completing your application, please get in touch and a member of our team will reply as soon as possible.

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