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The new Teacher Degree Apprenticeship is a four-year long apprenticeship in which teacher apprentices will spend three days a week working with a school employer and two days a week engaging in university study.
In its first year, the apprenticeship will be open to secondary maths specialists only, with the scheme expanding to include additional subjects and the primary phase from 2026 onwards.
Lis Bundock, Academic Subject Lead (Secondary, Further Education and Employment-Based Initial Teacher Education) and Andy Davies, Associate Dean for Academic Operations (School of Education), are overseeing the development and launch of the project.
Lis said: “Interest in degree apprenticeships is gathering pace among school leavers and career changers attracted by the incentive of salaried on-the-job training and the avoidance of debt. The sector is currently experiencing significant recruitment challenges and we believe this route will attract a range of different groups of applicants into teaching.
“The university will not only be able to help shape the direction of the new Teacher Degree Apprenticeship but we will be well positioned as a destination of choice for applicants as demand for this new pathway grows. This opportunity is a result of our continued collaboration with partner schools and employers across 香港六合彩资料 & Hove and our wider region, as well as expert university tutors. We’re really grateful to everyone whose hard work contributed to the success of our bid.”