If you are passionate about inspiring the next generation and making a tangible difference, the PGCE Secondary History at the University of East Anglia offers a dynamic pathway into teaching. This postgraduate qualification is designed for individuals who wish to explore diverse pedagogical approaches and develop their unique teaching style, catering to the varied needs of secondary school pupils. You will learn to make history an engaging, challenging, and inclusive subject, preparing students for their futures while honing your own professional practice. This programme is ideal for those ready to become reflective practitioners in education.
This full-time, on-campus PGCE is structured over one year, providing a carefully sequenced learning experience that builds your confidence and competence in the classroom. You will engage with compulsory modules including the QTS Curriculum and a Reflective Project in Education, alongside practical teaching experience gained through an extensive partnership with over 80 schools. You will gradually increase your solo teaching hours, supported by expert mentors. Upon completion, you will graduate with the skills and qualifications necessary to embark on a rewarding career as a secondary school history teacher.