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Religious education teacher training
Religious education is a fundamental subject in the education of pupils in England. It helps build young people’s understanding and appreciation of different beliefs, practices and religions, and how these relate to the modern world.
"Understanding different beliefs and cultures is an important life skill. As an RE teacher, I am able to open hearts and minds and help make children better global citizens."
Provider code: L06

Course code
B506
Bursary
N.A
Course length
11 months
Course fee
£9,535
What will I learn?
At North East SCITT, you will be immersed in school-life from the outset, allowing you to shadow and learn from brilliant teachers from day one. Alongside your practical training, you will also benefit from core training with your North East SCITT cohort one day each week where you will learn:
Eligibility criteria
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Bachelor's degree graded 2:2 or above (or equivalent)*
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GCSE in maths and English graded 4/C or above (or equivalent)
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A Statement of Comparability from ENIC for overseas candidates only
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Successful safeguarding checks to ensure you have the right to teach
*If your degree is not relevant to RE, you may still be eligible if you have an A level graded B or above.
Examples of relevant degrees include:
RE, theology, law, politics, philosophy, sociology, citizenship, and more. Degrees will be considered on a case by case basis, please get in touch for more information.
GCSE equivalency
GCSE equivalent qualifications must be obtained from either of the following:
A Star Equivalency www.astarequivalency.co.uk
Equivalency Testing www.equivalencytesting.com

Subject knowledge
Prior to starting the course, you will have access to a reading list of both core and subject-specific books which you will access during your training year.
Researching the National Curriculum can also be most helpful. We also ask our new trainees to sign up with subject specific organisations and leading educationalists to ensure they are kept fully informed of latest research and developments.
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