Becoming a Chemistry Teacher
Hi all. I’m currently a year 13 student studying Chem, Bio and Physics A Levels. I was wondering if I would be able to apply to a QTS Course, with the aim of becoming a Chemistry Teacher at KS3 and KS4 level (Secondary School) with a 2:2 degree or higher in BSc Forensic Science should I achieve it. I would be more than happy to undergo some additional training after my undergrad to meet the knowledge requirements
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One example - Chemistry (PGCE) - Postgraduate taught, University of York - "2:2 or equivalent in Chemistry or a related subject such as Biochemistry. We also accept combined honours degrees where Chemistry (or a related subject) makes up at least 50% of the award."
If it isn't clear from the entry requirements on the website, just email their postgrad admissions and ask.
If it isn't clear from the entry requirements on the website, just email their postgrad admissions and ask.
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