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Do a BEd which should have QTS, and these degrees usually accept A Level grades from any 3 subjects, including those that you have done. I would make sure the bachelor's would allow you to teach at secondary level and not primary (doing a degree and QTS for primary will lock you out of secondary teaching unless you do a separate qualification for secondary)
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After completing a bachelor's in any random subject, for a PGCE/PGDE with QTS in secondary education in a subject of your choice (very likely related to the subejct of your undergrad). Again, don't do the PGCE/PGDE in primary education, otherwise you're in for an avoidable headache.
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