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.
Showing 73–80 of 80 events
Wed, 15 Jul 2026 · 5:30 pm–6:30 pm
Thinking of teaching? Train with University of Sussex Schools' Partnership - online event
Online · Thinking of teaching? Train with University of Sussex Schools' Partnership
At the event you will be able to: hear about our course options find out what it's like to train with the University of Sussex Partnership get guidance on the application and interview process ask questions and get advice. With over 60 years' experience the University of Sussex offers high quality full and part time School-Based PGCE, School Choice PGCE, Postgraduate Teacher Apprenticeship and MA with Early Years Teacher Status courses in in schools across the South East. Train Monday to Thursday in a School and attend training at our beautiful campus in the South Downs near Brighton on Fridays gaining a PGCE of 90 Masters Level Credits and Qualified Teacher Status or Early Years Teacher Status. Our expert tutors and mentors support you to become a creative, reflective practical and 'thinking' teacher through 'on the job' training in school underpinned by guided focus on teaching theories and pedagogies and their application in the classroom. Once qualified PGCE, School Choice PGCE and Postgraduate Teacher Apprentices can benefit from an optional pathway to our Part Time MA Education for qualified teachers with 60 advanced credits. Tax free training bursaries and fully funded Subject Knowledge Enhancement courses (SKEs) to support subject knowledge development are available 'in house' for eligible subjects. To attend this event, please register on our website .
Thu, 16 Jul 2026 · 4:00 pm–5:00 pm
EYITT - monthly webinar
Online · EYITT
Join our monthly EYITT webinar to explore everything you need to know about becoming an Early Years Teacher through our fully funded training routes. Focusing on childminders, we'll guide you through the different pathways to Early Years Teacher Status (EYTS), including eligibility, funding and placement support. You'll hear from our expert team and have the chance to ask questions live. Every session includes helpful tips on preparing your application and understanding how we support you throughout your EYITT journey. If you're thinking about applying for EYITT or supporting someone who is, this webinar is the perfect place to start. To attend this event, please register on our website .
Wed, 22 Jul 2026 · 5:00 pm–7:00 pm
University of Cambridge - Primary PGCE open day
Faculty of Education, Cambridge, CB2 8PQ · University of Cambridge
Our events will introduce the Cambridge PGCE. The University provides outstanding courses in both the Primary and Secondary age ranges and is renowned for its personalised, innovative and high-quality approach to teacher education. Our trainees come from a wide mix of backgrounds, places and previous educational settings - but they all share our commitment to providing excellence to the UK state maintained school sector. They are also always in high demand and many quickly go on to leadership roles as their careers develop. This event is taking place in person, but some aspects will be livestreamed for those who are unable to come to Cambridge. Come and discover for yourself what makes the Cambridge course different. To attend this event, please register on our website .
Wed, 29 Jul 2026 · 5:30 pm–6:30 pm
Thinking of teaching? Train with University of Sussex Schools' Partnership - online event
Online · Thinking of teaching? Train with University of Sussex Schools' Partnership
At the event you will be able to: hear about our course options find out what it's like to train with the University of Sussex Partnership get guidance on the application and interview process ask questions and get advice. With over 60 years' experience the University of Sussex offers high quality full and part time School-Based PGCE, School Choice PGCE, Postgraduate Teacher Apprenticeship and MA with Early Years Teacher Status courses in in schools across the South East. Train Monday to Thursday in a School and attend training at our beautiful campus in the South Downs near Brighton on Fridays gaining a PGCE of 90 Masters Level Credits and Qualified Teacher Status or Early Years Teacher Status. Our expert tutors and mentors support you to become a creative, reflective practical and 'thinking' teacher through 'on the job' training in school underpinned by guided focus on teaching theories and pedagogies and their application in the classroom. Once qualified PGCE, School Choice PGCE and Postgraduate Teacher Apprentices can benefit from an optional pathway to our Part Time MA Education for qualified teachers with 60 advanced credits. Tax free training bursaries and fully funded Subject Knowledge Enhancement courses (SKEs) to support subject knowledge development are available 'in house' for eligible subjects. To attend this event, please register on our website .
Thu, 20 Aug 2026 · 4:00 pm–5:00 pm
EYITT monthly webinar - final call!
Online · EYITT monthly webinar
Join our monthly EYITT webinar to explore everything you need to know about becoming an Early Years Teacher through our fully funded training routes. Whether you're a recent graduate, working in a setting or running your own childminding business, we'll guide you through the different pathways to Early Years Teacher Status (EYTS), including eligibility, funding and placement support. You'll hear from our expert team and have the chance to ask questions live. Every session includes helpful tips on preparing your application and understanding how we support you throughout your EYITT journey. If you're thinking about applying for EYITT or supporting someone who is, this webinar is the perfect place to start. To attend this event, please register on our website .
Sat, 10 Oct 2026 · 9:30 am–3:00 pm
University of Chichester - open day
University of Chichester, Portsmouth, PO21 1HR · University of Chichester
At an Open Day, you'll be able to explore our facilities, take a campus tour, chat with current students about your course, get to know our expert teaching staff and hear about our vast network of placement schools. Find out more information about applying, careers, student finance and how we support our students. To attend this event, please register on our website .
Sun, 25 Oct 2026 · 9:30 am–3:00 pm
University of Chichester - open day
University of Chichester, Portsmouth, PO21 1HR · University of Chichester
At an Open Day, you'll be able to explore our facilities, take a campus tour, chat with current students about your course, get to know our expert teaching staff and hear about our vast network of placement schools. Find out more information about applying, careers, student finance and how we support our students. To attend this event, please register on our website .
Sat, 21 Nov 2026 · 9:30 am–3:00 pm
University of Chichester - open day
University of Chichester, Portsmouth, PO21 1HR · University of Chichester
At an Open Day, you'll be able to explore our facilities, take a campus tour, chat with current students about your course, get to know our expert teaching staff and hear about our vast network of placement schools. Find out more information about applying, careers, student finance and how we support our students. 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.