Why become a Geography teacher?
Geography is more relevant than ever. As a Geography teacher, you’ll do more than teach content. You’ll help pupils think critically, ask questions, and explore the connections between people, places, and environments. You’ll show them how to see the world differently—and how to shape it for the better.
Whether you’re fresh from university or changing careers, teaching offers long-term impact, professional growth, and the chance to share your passion every day. At United Teaching, you'll gain practical classroom experience from day one, supported by expert mentors and a subject-specific training programme designed to help you thrive.
What's in it for you?
- Growing demand: Geography is a popular and rapidly growing subject at GCSE and A-Level, increasing the need for well-trained geography teachers in schools across the country.
- Generous bursaries: The government offers a bursary of £26,000 for geography trainees starting in 2025, or you can earn a salary while training through our salaried route.
- Next generation of global citizens: Geography teachers help pupils develop curiosity, critical thinking, and a deep appreciation of the world around them.
- Build critical skills: By planning and delivering lessons, you will continue to increase your subject knowledge, develop analytical skills, and bring real-world examples into the classroom.
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