
Teacher training in the heart of London
Experience the amazing benefits of living in London and working in the capital’s diverse and exciting schools, colleges and early years settings.
Early Years Initial Teacher Training (EYITT) is a specialist programme for those already working with, or those seeking to work with, babies and children from birth to five years old.
Participants will leave the programme as reflective practitioners, fostering positive relationships with parents, carers and children, as well as with other professionals. There are two pathways, both of 12 months’ duration: mainstream and employment-based.
Early Years teachers can work in all private, voluntary and independent (PVI) early years settings, as well as free schools, academies and independent schools which can employ teaching staff without the requirement for QTS.
Suitable for new graduates and career changers who will not be employed in an early years setting during the training.
For people already employed in an early years setting or phase of a school You will combine work (up to 90% of your time) and be released for training and study days.
The IOE’s world-renowned research into the outcomes of early years education has provided sound evidence that high quality early education teaching and care can have a powerful impact on young children, not only preparing them for school, but contributing to positive outcomes later in life.
At the IOE we have a long tradition of working in partnership with early years settings and schools in inner cities, including London. The placement settings offer teaching experience where practitioners serve as mentors and joint assessors for our student Early Years Teachers. IOE tutors have extensive experience of teaching, school management, inspection and research.
Experience the amazing benefits of living in London and working in the capital’s diverse and exciting schools, colleges and early years settings.
We are inspired by the capacity of education and teachers to challenge inequalities and change lives.
Read the following application process guidelines carefully if you are considering applying to study one of our teacher training programmes.
Read details on UCL’s minimum entrance requirements for teacher training programmes. These entry requirements apply to all our Teacher Training programmes.
At the IOE, we develop teachers who are phase and subject specialists, excelling in cutting-edge understanding and practice.
The IOE has been ranked 1st in the world for education for eight years running. We have achieved the highest possible Ofsted rating for Primary, Secondary and Post Compulsory education.