Postgraduate training to teach online advice sessions

Thinking of a career in teaching?

If you have an undergraduate degree, or are currently studying for one, join one of our online events to learn more about teaching as a career, what the course entails, and get tips for application and interview success.

Each online event starts at 5pm and will last for up to an 45 minutes with plenty of time for your questions. 

Our events are for either primary teaching or secondary teaching and take place on the following dates:

  • Thursday 16 May – primary teaching
  • Thursday 23 May  – secondary teaching
  • Thursday 30 May – primary teaching
  • Thursday 6 June  – secondary teaching

Events will be held on Microsoft Teams and you may need to download the app to join, particularly if you are joining on your smartphone. Download Microsoft Teams from Google Play or from the App Store.

Book your place

Learn more about our postgraduate routes into teaching

About the events

What to expect

At the events you'll:

  • find out about teaching as a career
  • learn more about being a student teacher at Brighton and what you'll learn
  • get top tips on making your application
  • learn about the structure of our teaching interviews and how to get interview ready

Plus you'll have the opportunity to ask your questions throughout the event.

teacher and students cross legged on the carpet

Our primary and secondary teacher training courses

Primary PGCEs

Primary school-based routes

Secondary PGCEs

Secondary school-based routes

Why Brighton is a great place to train to teach

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Top reasons for training to teach at Brighton

  • Graded 'outstanding' by Ofsted for Initial Teacher Education in our most recent inspection
  • Our trainee teachers benefit from excellent employment rates after graduation that are consistently above the sector average.
  • Specialist classrooms and labs that replicate those used in schools
  • Curriculum Centre with over 30,000 resources spanning all national curriculum subjects
  • Partnerships with over 600 schools and colleges where you’ll gain school-based training in a wide range of settings – large, small, rural and urban.
  • Learn with staff who were teachers themselves prior to their academic career so are fully experienced in the classroom.
  • support after you qualify through our early career teachers support programme.