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through the DFE

Applications can be made through the DfE Apply for Teacher Training service.

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Applications open in mid October and may be made at any time throughout the year.

Upon receipt of applications, the Partnership will consider each candidate against the entry requirements, and those shortlisted will be invited to interview.

Interviews will take place at a Lead School for the subject and will normally include interaction with pupils, a subject interview and a more formal panel interview.

If successful, candidates may be made unconditional or conditional offers.

Conditional offers may depend on the award of a degree for those in the final year of university.

All offers are dependent on a satisfactory DBS and health clearance.

Further information is available from the Partnership Office on 01202 402790 or by email: enquiries@bournemouthbay-partnership.com

Listen

What our students have to say...

Jen Wyatt

Testimonial

Why did you choose to train with BPD TTP?
I had already been accepted onto the Ringwood school teacher training course, but I had heard the scitt had a good reputation. I was hoping my placements would be local as I had three young children.

What experiences did you most benefit from?
Being at two different/ opposite schools, one private and small/ local, and one a normal large comp. Both with different aspects of art offered on the curriculum.

What are your future plans?
I currently work p/t at two schools. One local as an art teacher teaching primary and secondary art. The other in Southampton as a SEN art teacher. My plans are to use therapy in art to support those with mental health needs. I am doing an art therapy course for art teachers called ‘articulate’ in sept online. I would like to introduce more therapy with art and sen support into mainstream schools. Also still thinking about doing an MA in art therapy.

Mairead Smith

Testimonial

Why did you choose to train with BPD TTP?
Local to where I lived and offered the best learning experience.

What experiences did you most benefit from?
Pastoral exposure week that I got at my second placement really helped me focus in and build a good picture of future career progression. Also the mock interviews were really helpful

What are your future plans?
Stay in teaching. I will look to move schools after my ECT and hopefully move into a pastoral role focusing on behaviour and safeguarding.

Mahame Sharif

Testimonial

Why did you choose to train with BPD TTP?
BPD SCITT offered what most providers don’t: diverse placements notably 2 longer term placements but also daily placements at diverse schools in the area and a more flexible approach to teacher training.

What experiences did you most benefit from?
Talks from external speakers, the general CT curriculum and the science subject sessions were particularly helpful.

What experiences did you most benefit from?
Talks from external speakers, the general CT curriculum and the science subject sessions were particularly helpful.

Cindy Zhang

Testimonial

Why did you choose to train with BPD TTP?
BPD TP has good reputation for teacher trainings and has many years of experience. It is also close to my home.

What experiences did you most benefit from?
The lectures and the reflection sessions were really helpful.

What are your future plans?
I really enjoy teaching, I will start a PhD course and do some research on teaching differences between China and the UK. And hopefully I will be able to teach in a university in the future.

Tanith Underwood

Testimonial

Why did you choose to train with BPD TTP?
It had a welcoming friendly atmosphere and was close to home

What experiences did you most benefit from?
Having the in person training sessions which gave me the opportunity to meet other trainees, share our experiences and make life long friends.

What are your future plans?
Stay in my current role with a look towards moving into a pastoral role, something that I discovered I was truly passionate about during my training year with BPD SCITT