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Postgraduate Teaching Apprenticeship (PGTA) with QTS
Provider code on DfE Apply: T89 (Two Mile Ash, our Accredited Provider)
Course Code: 
 
The tuition fees for  the PGTA course for September 2022 is £9000
 
School Direct (tuition fee funded) -
Provider code on DfE Apply: 289
Leading to QTS Course Code: 2RXG
Leading to a PGCE with QTS Course Code: 2RXQ
 
The tuition fees for  courses for September 2022 are £8400 for the QTS route and £9250 for the QTS with PGCE route.
 
In addition to the fees, you will also be required to cover the cost of a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) application (Approx. £60), which is a prerequisite for working in schools. 
 
For trainees on either tuition-fee funded route, there is a range of financial support available:
 
  • Tuition Fee Loans to cover the cost of the course (Student Loans Company)
  • Maintenance Grants
  • Maintenance Loans
  • Childcare Grants
  • Parents’ Learning Allowance
  • Disabled Students’ Allowance

 

For a full list of the grants and loans available, eligibility criteria and an online finance calculator or to apply for one of these grants/loans online, please click here

 

Alternatively, you may choose to pay the tuition fee out of private funds.  Please contact us for details of the payment schedule.

Who pays the tuition fees?

PGTA - Tuition fees are paid for by the school drawing down the funds from the apprenticeship levy. Apprentices have no further recourse to any funding from the Student Loans Company as they are paid a salary.

 

PGCE and QTS programmes - All other trainees will need to fund their own tuition fees – this can either be done privately (in three termly instalments, further details available from the Partnership if required) or by applying for a tuition fee loan from the Student Loans Company.

 

How does a Student Loan work?

Your tuition fees will be paid automatically to the Partnership by the SLC and you will pay them back, according to a pre-determined schedule, once you are employed and earning over the minimum salary threshold.

 

What are Maintenance Loans?

Depending on your personal financial circumstances, you may also be eligible for a maintenance loan to contribute towards your costs of living. This is means-tested and will be completely individualised to each applicant. This is paid termly, at the start of each term, by the Student Loans Company.

 

What if I have special circumstances?

There are further avenues of funding available, such as Childcare Grants, Parents’ Learning Allowances or Disabled Students’ Allowances. For a full list of the grants and loans available, eligibility criteria and an online finance calculator, click here

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