Teaching Events in England
Get Into Teaching sessions, train-to-teach events, recruitment fairs and more — to help you start or grow a career in teaching.
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Mon, 9 Nov 2026 · 6:00 pm–7:00 pm
Exceed SCITT Teacher Training info event
Online · Get Into Teaching
Online information event about teacher training with Exceed SCITT across West and North Yorkshire. To attend this event, please register on our website
Mon, 9 Nov 2026 · 6:00 pm–6:45 pm
Train to Teach in Secondary Schools with a PGCE in Secondary Education
Online · Get Into Teaching
Thinking about becoming a secondary school teacher? Join our live webinar to discover how the PGCE in Secondary Education with QTS can help you make a difference in children's lives and launch a rewarding career in teaching. During the session, we'll cover: • What it means to be a secondary school teacher - the role, responsibilities, and impact you can have on young people's lives. • How our PGCE programme works - including university-based study and hands-on school placements. • Secondary subjects and bursaries - explore the subjects available through our PGCE and find out what funding and bursary support you may be eligible for. • The support you'll receive - from experienced tutors, school mentors, and our network of partner schools. • Application and interview advice - what to expect and how to prepare for success. Whether you're a recent graduate or considering a career change, this is your opportunity to gain practical insights, hear from our expert team and get your questions answered. To attend this event, please email us
Mon, 9 Nov 2026 · 6:00 pm–7:00 pm
The Ultimate Guide to studying PGCE Primary at Manchester: Online Information Session
Online · Get Into Teaching
Join us for an informative one-hour online session designed to help you take the next step towards a rewarding Primary teaching career with PGCE Primary at Manchester. We offer: PGCE Primary (core route) PGCE Primary Lead Programme Partners (loacted in Macclesfield, Cheadle Hulme and Boothstown). LPP involves the same university programme but an enhanced placement programme with placements close to these centres. What we'll cover: - An overview of what it’s like to study a PGCE at The University of Manchester, led by our Academic Teacher Training Team - Studying on our core PGCE programme and with Leaf Programme Partners. - Course structure, placement experience, and the support you’ll receive throughout your training - Guidance on entry requirements and how to submit a strong application - A live Q&A with our Admissions Team and PGCE Academics. Whether you're exploring teaching for the first time, newly graduated, or a career-changer, this session will give you the essential information you need about routes into teaching, training expectations, and graduate outcomes. Can’t make the live session? Sign up anyway and you’ll receive access to the recording afterwards. Why consider teacher training with The University of Manchester? See what former students, and our most recent Ofsted report say about studying at Manchester. "School-based mentors are skillfully supported by expert university-based tutors. The coherent approach to high-quality training ensures that trainees have the knowledge, skills and understanding to get off to a flying start in their teaching career." Ofsted 2024 To attend this event, please register on our website
Tue, 10 Nov 2026 · 8:30 am–3:00 pm
School Experience Day
Robert Miles Infant School, Nottingham, NG13 8FE · Get Into Teaching
The School Experience event will comprise of a presentation on the different routes into teaching, observing two lessons, a tour of the school and a Q&A session with the SCITT core team, current trainees and new qualified trainees (ECTs). To attend this event, please email us
Tue, 10 Nov 2026 · 9:00 am–3:00 pm
IFT – HISP – school taster day – Dorset
Highcliffe St Marks Primary School, Highcliffe, BH23 5AZ · IFT
Are you passionate about working with young people? Do you have a degree or are you working towards achieving your degree and thinking about what to do next? If so, then this is an excellent informal opportunity to find out about how Inspiring Future Teachers can support you as you explore your journey to achieve QTS and PGCE qualifications. A school experience day may offer you a school tour, time observing lessons and a session with a school leader giving you guidance about the application process and the Inspiring Future Teacher programme. The timings and detail of your day will be sent to you after you have registered. To attend this event, please register on our website
Tue, 10 Nov 2026 · 10:00 am–11:00 am
GORSE SCITT Information morning
Leeds Teaching School Hub, Leeds, LS1 5AS · Get Into Teaching
Join us at the GORSE SCITT Teacher Training Information Coffee Morning, an informal and welcoming opportunity to explore a rewarding career in teaching. Meet experienced staff and trainees, discover the range of primary and secondary training courses on offer, and learn how our school-centred approach prepares you for the classroom. You will have the chance to tour our training base, gain insight into day-to-day training, and ask questions in a relaxed setting. Our team will provide practical guidance on the application process, including tips on personal statements, interviews, and funding options. Whether you are just beginning to consider teaching or ready to apply, this event is designed to support and inspire your next steps into the profession. Refreshments will be provided, and you will leave with a clear understanding of how to begin your teacher training journey with confidence successfully. To attend this event, please register on our website
Tue, 10 Nov 2026 · 10:00 am–12:30 pm
The Buckingham Partnership - Teacher Taster Event
Royal Latin School, Buckingham, MK18 1AX · The Buckingham Partnership
Our next Teacher Taster Day will be held at the Royal Latin School on Tuesday 10th November from 10:00 - 12:30. During the event you will get a chance to: - Observe a lesson in your subject - Find out more about our exciting and varied training programme - Get advice on your application and the recruitment process. - Meet the team and ask any questions you might have about training to teach and your future career in education. To attend this event, please email us
Tue, 10 Nov 2026 · 10:00 am–11:00 am
Central London SCITT Information Morning (Online)
Online · Get Into Teaching
Thinking about becoming a secondary school teacher? Based in London? Join our live Q&A to find out more about employment-based routes into teaching, including the Postgraduate Certificate of Education (PGCE) route to Qualified Teacher Status (QTS). If you are a teaching assistant, already working in a school, or considering a career change into teaching, this information session will help you understand your options, eligibility and what the routes involve. You'll have the opportunity to meet the head of our London Hub and ask questions about training, bursaries, applying and gaining QTS while working in a London school. To attend this event, please register on our website
Tue, 10 Nov 2026 · 4:00 pm–4:30 pm
Emmaus Catholic Academy Trust ITT with Liverpool Hope
Online · Get Into Teaching
Want to train to teach, locally in Greater Manchester? Join Emmaus CAT ITT. Our 34 primary schools are all based across Greater Manchester. Our expert tutors deliver Liverpool Hope's quality curriculum within our school settings, by tutors who are still working daily in our schools. Translate academic research right into classroom practice and see the curriculum come to life in schools across Greater Manchester, based in the schools where you will have your two placements. Find out about our programme at this informal webinar and book a visit to see one of our schools. We look forward to welcoming you to Emmaus CAT, where we are not just about training for your PGCE, but growing your future career with us in Catholic Education. To attend this event, please email us
Tue, 10 Nov 2026 · 4:00 pm–5:00 pm
SCITT in East London Schools (SCITTELS) Information Event
Online · Get Into Teaching
Thinking about becoming a primary teacher? Join one of our online information events and discover what makes SCITTELS a supportive, inclusive and highly practical route into teaching. **Recognised by Ofsted as Exceptional for Inclusion**, SCITTELS combines extensive classroom experience, expert mentoring and evidence-informed training to help you become a confident, inclusive and highly skilled teacher. Our programmes are rooted in real schools and real classrooms, with personalised support from application through to qualification and beyond. During the session, we’ll explore: - The different teacher training routes available and which might be right for you - How to apply and what we look for in applicants - Course fees, funding and financial support - What your training year will look like - Placements, mentoring and the support you’ll receive throughout the programme You’ll also have the opportunity to ask questions and find out what it is really like to train with SCITTELS. Our support doesn’t end when the event finishes. We’ll continue to guide you through the application process, including personalised advice by email and the option to arrange a one-to-one Zoom conversation to discuss your individual circumstances. The event is **free and hosted online via Zoom**. Registration is required to receive the joining link. **Ready to make a difference? Book your place and take your first step towards becoming a primary teacher with SCITTELS.** To attend this event, please register on our website
Tue, 10 Nov 2026 · 4:00 pm–5:00 pm
STL SCITT Application Support Workshop
Online · Get Into Teaching
Members of the SCITT (School Centred Initial Teacher Training) Team will give you advice with the application process, such as how to best prepare for the interview, brief you on what to expect following your application and give in depth course details for your particular training route. Our Initial Teacher Training courses are carefully crafted to give you the best of in-school experience alongside theory, pedagogy and subject knowledge training at one of our training hubs. We offer full and part-time courses, which result in Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and the option to gain a Master's Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE). We also offer a PGTA (Post Graduate Teaching Apprenticeship for more experienced applicants. We are passionate about education and our team is led by current school teachers and leaders. Following our Ofsted inspection (2026) we are delighted to have been awarded exceptional gradings in all areas of both primary and secondary education. OTT SCITT’s central offices are based at The Cherwell School in Oxford, but we operate our courses from a number of Hub locations around Oxfordshire, Wiltshire and Berkshire. Applicants to our courses can choose the Hub (study site) which is closest to them, this means that you can access the Central and Subject Curriculum sessions in a location near to you and enjoy training locally, with a combination of in-person, online and in-school training. To attend this event, please register on our website
Tue, 10 Nov 2026 · 4:30 pm–5:30 pm
Train to Teach with Equalitas | London Open Afternoon
STG Hotel, London, WC1B 3GH · Get Into Teaching
If you’re exploring graduate routes into teaching, join us at our London training hub on Tottenham Court Road on Tuesday 10 November to find out more about training with Equalitas. You’ll have the opportunity to meet members of the Equalitas team, learn more about our school-based Primary and Secondary teacher training routes and find out what your training year could look like. We’ll also cover entry requirements, funding and the application process, with time to ask our team questions. We offer teacher training across Primary, as well as Secondary Maths, Science, English, History, Geography and PE. The Open Afternoon will take place at the end of one of our in-person trainee training days at our London hub. Prospective trainees interested in either Primary or Secondary teaching are welcome to attend. To attend this event, please register on our website. To attend this event, please register on our website
Event information is provided for general guidance — always confirm details with the organiser before attending.
About teaching events in England
Teaching events are one of the best ways to start or grow a teaching career in England. They include Get Into Teaching events — run by the Department for Education — alongside train-to-teach talks, recruitment fairs and school open days. Most are free to attend.
Events suit a wide range of people: graduates exploring teaching, career-changers moving into the classroom, and returners coming back to the profession. Many run online so you can join from anywhere, while in-person sessions let you meet training providers and schools face to face.
Use the filters above to find events by type or format, then check the date and registration details on each listing — every event links through to the organiser so you can book your place.
Event listings are gathered from official sources, including Get Into Teaching. Always confirm details with the organiser before attending.
Frequently asked questions
- Are teaching events in England free?
- Most are. Get Into Teaching events run by the Department for Education are free to attend, as are many train-to-teach talks and recruitment fairs. Check each listing for details.
- Do I need to be a qualified teacher to attend?
- No. Events are open to anyone considering teaching — including graduates, career-changers and returners — as well as trainees and qualified teachers.
- Are there online teaching events?
- Yes. Many events run online so you can take part from anywhere. Use the format filter above to find them.
- How do I book a place?
- Each event links through to the organiser's official registration page, where you can reserve your place — usually for free.
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