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Teaching

Think differently about teaching.

Meet us
We launched four new teacher education courses in 2020.
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Our PgDE courses are designed, led and delivered by practising teachers.

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You'll automatically be enrolled on the STEM Ambassador programme to build your networks and confidence.

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Innovative use of ICT in school will help you reflect on your presentation skills and prepare for observations.

our courses Our Professional Diploma in Education (PGDE) courses are designed by teachers, for teachers. Specialise in Biology, Chemistry, Maths or Physics to become a secondary school teacher. Each is accredited by the GTCS.

In line with current Scottish Government guidance, our next intake will start on campus this August.

Use the dropdown menu to select your preferred course level.
  • Professional Graduate Diploma in Education (Biology) Full-time
  • Professional Graduate Diploma in Education (Chemistry) Full-time
  • Professional Graduate Diploma in Education (Mathematics) Full-time
  • Professional Graduate Diploma in Education (Physics) Full-time
  • Professional Graduate Diploma in Education (Biology)Full-time
  • Professional Graduate Diploma in Education (Chemistry)Full-time
  • Professional Graduate Diploma in Education (Mathematics)Full-time
  • Professional Graduate Diploma in Education (Physics)Full-time

    • Feel prepared

    A one-year PGDE courses allow you to teach your specialist subject in secondary schools. You know your subject. We'll help you share it. 

    We know that the best teachers are confident, experienced and equipped to stand in front of their class from day one, so we'll give you the motivation, confidence and creativity to succeed.

     

    Be prepared

    We’re known for providing personalised learning and links to industry, and putting theory into practice. 

    Our teaching courses are delivered by our School of Applied Sciences, which scored 85% for Student Satisfaction in 2018 (National Student Survey 2018).

    We provide academic rigour and practical experience by combining Masters-level study with classroom skills.

    Visit our blog called Teaching Archives.