Best Universities for Initial teacher training
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Covid-19 Response
- TEACHING MODE:
- On-campus.
- OPEN DAYS:
- On-campus open days on 17th Jun & 18th Jun.
- TEACHING NOTES:
- Durham University is planning a high-quality residential experience, including substantial in-person teaching and learning, for the Academic Year 2021/22. The exact mix of activities and modes of instruction, from lectures and tutorials to workshops and labs – will vary by course and year level. But all will offer high-quality teaching and ensure you benefit from the excellent academic experience which sets our graduates apart and that we know employers are looking for.
4 Initial teacher training reviews at Durham University
Primary Education, BA Hons
By member746263 On 2nd March 20This is a really challenging course. Be prepared to do a lot more than other students who study this programme at other universities will. If you're willing to work it is really rewarding. You learn about modern strategies that a lot of other trainee teachers don't learn in other institutions and most of the staff are great. The ratings in the NUS survey for 2018 through to 2020 will however, probably be low as the course moved to a different campus and as a result there was a lot less organisation. However, now that the course has settled in Durham the stats will go up again and the students in earlier years are really enjoying it. Don't come to study here if you aren't prepared to work. Overall, it is a very good course.
Primary Education, BA Hons
By member619197 On 18th November 15All staff are friendly and committed, this course provides amazing opportunities to learn and grow
Primary Education, BA Hons
By member819169 On 18th November 15I love the course it is so challenging and full on but so interesting and working with children is so satisfying!
Primary Education, BA Hons
By member1119162 On 18th November 15Really interesting, it's great to get to go into school every week.