The University of Wales, Bangor offers a range of Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) programmes designed to equip you with Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and prepare you for a career in teaching. These courses are delivered through the CaBan Bangor Partnership and are aligned with the new curriculum in Wales, aiming to develop ambitious, capable, creative, informed, and healthy young people. Teaching is a dynamic and rewarding profession with excellent opportunities for progression. It allows you to utilize your degree knowledge and specialized skills to inspire students and make a significant difference. Each day presents new challenges and variety, ensuring a stimulating career path that few other professions can match. Pursuing a PGCE is a natural step for graduates aspiring to enter the teaching profession.
A PGCE qualification from Bangor University leads to Qualified Teacher Status (QTS), enabling you to teach in schools across Wales and beyond. The programme prepares you for the challenges and rewards of teaching, with opportunities for career progression within the education sector.
Some courses are offered in English Medium or Welsh Medium. Please check specific course details.
Specific fee information should be sought directly from the university or through relevant government funding bodies.
Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)
The PGCE Teaching Programme has a duration of 1 year, leading to Qualified Teacher Status (QTS).
Applicants typically need a UK undergraduate degree or an equivalent qualification to be eligible for PGCE programmes.
Applications for PGCE programmes are generally made through the UCAS Teacher Training portal. International applicants should verify any specific university requirements.
A PGCE from Bangor University leads to Qualified Teacher Status (QTS), enabling graduates to work as Primary School Teachers, Secondary School Teachers, or Teachers of Additional Learning Needs.