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    The document outlines two routes to becoming a PE teacher. Route 1 involves completing a 3-year BEd degree with QTS at university. Route 2 involves completing an apprenticeship program after obtaining a degree. Both routes require gaining experience and qualifications to eventually become the head of a PE department, which requires a QTS degree, PGCE or on-the-job training, and experience teaching PE. The document also describes becoming an assistant headteacher after serving as the head of a department.

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    The document outlines two routes to becoming a PE teacher. Route 1 involves completing a 3-year BEd degree with QTS at university. Route 2 involves completing an apprenticeship program after obtaining a degree. Both routes require gaining experience and qualifications to eventually become the head of a PE department, which requires a QTS degree, PGCE or on-the-job training, and experience teaching PE. The document also describes becoming an assistant headteacher after serving as the head of a department.

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    PE Teacher Careerpathway

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    The document outlines two routes to becoming a PE teacher. Route 1 involves completing a 3-year BEd degree with QTS at university. Route 2 involves completing an apprenticeship program after obtaining a degree. Both routes require gaining experience and qualifications to eventually become the head of a PE department, which requires a QTS degree, PGCE or on-the-job training, and experience teaching PE. The document also describes becoming an assistant headteacher after serving as the head of a department.

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    Pe teacher

    Route 1

    Step 1-College /6 level

    – A level Pe, level 3 btec sports national diploma, sports level extended certificate

    -All are two-year courses

    Step 2-University -Plymouth Marjon university

    Course- BEd (Hons) Physical Education –secondary education with QTS

    – physical educations Ba QTS entry requirements:

    • UCAS tariff 112-120pts


    • A level BBC
    • BTEC level 3 extend national
    • HE diplomas –D:24 credits M:21 credits P:0 credits

    It is a three-year long course

    Step 3- looking to get a job

    -Within secondary schools deciding what area you'd like to work or must move

    Further steps-Development

    Head of department

    To become a head of a pe department you must meet the following requirements:

    • Qualified teacher status through an undergraduates QTS degree


    • PGCE or training on the job
    • Experience teaching Pe /outstanding knowledge of the subject

    Route 2
    Step 1-College /6 level

    – A level Pe, level 3 btec sports national diploma, sports level extended certificate

    -All are two-year courses

    Step 2- Apprenticeship-Post graduate teaching apprenticeship -university of Buckingham

    Requirements:

    • 5 GCSES grades from 9-4 or equivalent (including maths and English)


    • GCSE science grade 9-4 (a*- c) for primary school teaching
    • A degree for a teaching apprenticeship

    Step 3 – look for a job

    Usually 20 months (about 1 and a half years) with 4-day courses and 1 contact lesson
    every 3 weeks

    Further steps-Development

    Head of department

    To become a head of a pe department you must meet the following requirements:

    • Qualified teacher status through an undergraduates QTS degree


    • PGCE or training on the job
    • Experience teaching Pe /outstanding knowledge of the subject

    Then you can work towards becoming an assistant head teacher so you may already be a
    head of department or pastoral leader and want to advance to the position of assistant
    headteacher. As part of your decision to apply for the position of assistant headteacher,
    you may have also chosen to complete a National Professional Qualification in Senior
    Leadership.

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