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The PGCE Secondary Physics program prepares you to create dynamic lessons, foster an engaging classroom atmosphere, and track student development while sparking their fascination with the physical world. Whether explaining atomic structures or cosmic phenomena, the course provides methods to make physics understandable for diverse learners.
This program certifies you to teach students aged 11-16, covering Key Stages Three and Four. Graduates earn a Postgraduate Certificate in Education from Durham University and qualify for QTS, with accreditation through Newcastle University and the Department of Education.
Our program combines academic research with hands-on teaching practice to launch your Early Career Teacher journey. We integrate the Core Content Framework throughout the PGCE to ensure seamless transition into the Early Career Framework, supporting your initial teaching years.
Effective physics teaching requires both scientific knowledge and pedagogical skills. We help transform your subject passion into engaging classroom instruction, while developing your understanding of science education principles and learning progression strategies.
University sessions explore weekly teaching themes alongside subject-specific training, delivered collaboratively by academic specialists and school partners.