The PGCE Secondary Geography at the University of East Anglia is your pathway to an inspiring and impactful career in education, equipping you to teach geography to pupils aged 11 to 16, with opportunities for Sixth Form enhancement. You will explore diverse pedagogical approaches and strategies, developing your unique teaching style to effectively engage young minds. This programme is ideal for those passionate about geography and committed to fostering an inclusive, challenging, and stimulating learning environment for all pupils, preparing you to become a reflective and adaptable educator.
This one-year, full-time, on-campus Postgraduate Certificate in Education is meticulously designed to interweave school-based training (a minimum of 120 days) with university-led sessions, ensuring a robust foundation for your teaching career. You will gain Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and 90 Master’s credits upon successful completion. The curriculum focuses on developing your ability to research and evaluate the latest teaching practices, supporting you in understanding how pupils learn best. You will graduate with the confidence and practical skills to influence the purpose and scope of geography education, ready to commence your career in a supportive school setting.