Fees are £9,250 for QTS with PGCE.

Depending on your chosen subject you may be eligible for a teacher training bursary. This is paid monthly, is not taxable and doesn’t need to be repaid.

Trainees may qualify for:

Art & Design – £10,000
Biology –  £26,000
Chemistry –£29,000
Computing –£29,000
Design and Technology –£26,000
English – £5,000
Geography –£26,000
Languages (French, Spanish) – £28,000
Maths – £29,000
Physics – £29,000
Religious Education – £10,000

To be eligible for a teacher training bursary you need to have an honours degree at 2:2 or higher, a master’s degree or a PhD. You will also need to meet the bursary scheme’s terms and conditions, including being eligible for Student Finance.

You may be eligible for a maintenance loan to help with living costs. You can still apply for tuition fee loans and maintenance loans even if you already have a student loan. Receiving a bursary or scholarship does not impact on your eligibility for loans. You only make loan repayments once you are earning. Your loan payments DO NOT increase if you already have a student loan and then apply for funding for teacher training.

If you have children or caring responsibilities, you may be able to get extra financial support through the following grants and schemes

– Childcare Grant
– Parents Learning Allowance
– Adult Dependents Grant

You may be able to get support if you are a student and you are disabled, have a learning difficulty or health problems

In all other subjects, you are unlikely to get help funding your training unless you have permission to live permanently in the UK, for example, under the EU Settlement Scheme. You would also need to meet other eligibility requirements.

To find out more about financial support and/or scholarships, get in touch with us.

And change the heading to Tuition & Teacher Training Bursaries 2025 – 2026