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The Ultimate Guide to studying PGCE Primary at Manchester: Online Information Session

Monday, 9 November 2026 · 6:00 pm–7:00 pm

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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​

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When

Monday, 9 November 2026

6:00 pm–7:00 pm

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