Are you interested in training as a teacher?

Are you interested in training as a teacher?
Why train with us?
We offer school based initial
teacher training at the
Fareham & Gosport Primary
SCITT, lead by Harrison
Primary School. School
placements are on offer
across schools in the
Fareham and Gosport
peninsula in Hampshire.
Initial Teacher Training
Open Evening 6-7pm
Led by Harrison Primary,
the lead school for the
Pioneer Teaching School
Alliance, we are a
partnership of 30 Primary,
Infant, Junior, Secondary
&Special Schools providing
trainee teachers with the
opportunity to learn their
craft whilst working in local
schools alongside expert
practitioners.
Tuesday 17 March 2015
Fareham & Gosport SCITT
Harrison Primary School
Harrison Road
Fareham
PO16 7EQ
SCITT Director Sara Gmitrowicz
SCITT Lead Facilitator Mark
Townsend
Secondary Lead Clare Jeffrey
We have considerable
experience of involvement
in initial teacher training, as
a successful provider of
School Direct training and
as host schools for PGCE,
SCITT and GTP
programmes with a proven
track record of recruitment
within the local area.
Our Post Graduate
Certificate in Education,
(PGCE) is quality assured
by a local University, giving
trainee teachers the best of
both worlds; a blend of
theory and day-to-day
practice.
We are offering Primary,
Secondary & Special
School Direct training
and salaried places in
local schools and are
currently recruiting for
September 2015.
For more general
information about the
programme and details on
how to apply, search
‘School Direct’ or call
0800 389 250
Where better
to train to
teach than in
a school?
The new way into teaching –
Rewarding, Challenging,
Teaching……..an
exciting new training
route for top graduates
who want to be part
of a school team from
day one.
Please call 01329 234016 for
information or email
pioneer.alliance@
harrison.hants.sch.uk
m.townsend@harrison.hants.sch.uk
Come and see us at this event to

gain understanding of the
recruitment process

gain understanding of the
different routes available into
teaching

raise awareness of the
bursaries and scholarships
available

understand the UCAS
application process

find out about bursaries and
subject knowledge
enhancement (SKE)
programmes which are
designed to help applicants
them gain the depth of
knowledge needed to train to
teach their chosen subject

find out about the new skills
tests
The rewards of teaching
Teachers begin on an average starting salary
of £22,900. Prospects of employment in
teaching are better than most other
professions - 9 out of 10 new teachers, who
want to teach, found teaching jobs in the first
12 months.
Teachers are twice as likely to be in
management positions 3.5 years into their
career, compared to fellow graduates (19 per cent
teachers, 10 per cent science, 9 per cent
accountants, 6 per cent legal).
Qualifications

Teaching is increasingly a career for the
most able graduates.

Last year’s ITT entrants were the highest
proportion of 2:1s and above on record:
71 per cent of entrants to universitybased training had a 2:1 or better.
In demand subjects