
Early Years PGCE programmes
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.
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IOE, UCL's Faculty of Education and Society, offers a wide range of cutting-edge PGCEs in Early Years, Primary, Secondary and Further education. Our unique gradual approach, carefully chosen and planned placements and the constant support from our lecturers and tutors will allow you to start teaching in just one year.
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.
UCL's Primary teacher training programmes are for those wishing to teach in the 3–11 age range.
UCL's Secondary teacher training programmes have the depth of expertise, breadth of school partnerships and personalised care of tutors enabling our students to become highly successful teachers.
The PGCE Further Education (FE) prepares you to teach in the post-16, further education and skills sector.
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Please note that there are 27 sessions across a range of subject areas. IOE is ranked number one for education for consecutive nine years and the world's leading centre for research and teaching in education, culture, psychology and social science. If you’re interested in enhancing and progressing your career in education and related social sciences, why not join our open events? You’ll get to meet the programme team, ask any questions you have and find out what it’s like studying at UCL.
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