Teacher training (PGCE) fees and funding 2013/14
Fees for the academic year 2012/13 all full-time Home and EU students studying on an Initial Teacher Training (ITT) programme will be announced in the autumn of 2011. Please watch this website for updates.
Loans and grants
Home ITT students from the UK will be treated in the same way as undergraduate students for funding purposes, and should apply online to Student Finance England for loans and grants. EU students who have come to the UK purely for the purpose of attending a teacher training course will be eligible to apply for a Tuition Fee Loan only.
Go to our Fees and funding pages for undergraduate students to learn more about funding available, how to apply and how to make repayments.
Bursaries
Home and EU students studying for the PGCE may also be eligible for a Teacher Development Agency (TDA) bursary.
Primary
Bursaries are no longer available for students studying on the PGCE ITT Primary programme.
Secondary
Bursaries for full-time Home or EU eligible students studying on the ITT Secondary programme will be announced in the autumn of 2013. Please check the Direct gov website for updates. Bursaries are paid in nine monthly instalments, commencing October 20132, directly into a UK bank account.
Post-Compulsory Education and Training (PCET)
Full-time Home or EU students studying on a Further Education (Post-16) ITT programme will be eligible, if they are not in paid employment within a teaching role, to receive a Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) Bursary on priority subjects. This will be paid in nine monthly instalments, commencing October 2012, directly into a UK bank account.
Please contact the Programme Administrator on +44 (0) 8223 2374 if you have any enquiries regarding your subject area, and to obtain a bursary form (available from August 2012).
All universities charge tuition fees for their courses and at UEL we are investing significantly in a wide range of scholarships, bursaries and financial support to ensure that you won't miss out on the benefits of a university education because of cost.
Choosing to study at university opens up a wealth of opportunities that are worth investing in such as:
- studying the subject you enjoy and are passionate about
- being taught by academics who are experts in their field
- increased personal and career opportunities
- greater earning potential
- access to careers where it is essential to have a degree
Further information
You can find further information regarding tuition fees and funding for PGCE students at UEL by following the links below:
- Tuition fees
- Funding
- Student loan repayments
- Glossary of key terms relating to student finance
- Frequently asked questions
All universities charge tuition fees for their courses and at UEL we are investing significantly in a wide range of scholarships, bursaries and financial support to ensure that you won't miss out on the benefits of a university education because of cost.
Choosing to study at university opens up a wealth of opportunities that are worth investing in such as:
- studying the subject you enjoy and are passionate about
- being taught by academics who are experts in their field
- increased personal and career opportunities
- greater earning potential
- access to careers where it is essential to have a degree
Further information
You can find information regarding tuition fees and funding for students wishing to study Teacher Training (PGCE) at UEL by following the links below:
- Tuition fees
- Funding
- Student loan repayments
