FINANCIAL SUPPORT
- From the start of the 2025/26 academic year tuition fees for teacher training programmes with NIoT will be £9,535 for full time teacher training courses and £7,145 for part-time teacher training courses.
Tuition fees for UK/Home students may change in line with government policy and will be subject to the maximum fee limits set out in Regulations.
- Graduates with a 2:2 degree or higher might be eligible for a tax-free bursary or scholarship of up to £29,000. The amount awarded depends on your academic qualifications and the subject you’re training to teach.
- NIoT (National Institute of Teaching) scholarships and additional support may also be available, though these vary depending on the subject and school.
To learn more about bursaries and scholarships, including eligibility and how to apply, you can visit the DfE’s Get Into Teaching page (Get Into Teaching)
SUBJECT BREAKDOWN
We’re proud to support aspiring teachers with access to generous government bursaries—up to £29,000 depending on subject. Subjects like Chemistry, Computing, Maths, and Physics currently offer the highest bursaries, while others such as English, Art & Design, and Music also provide financial support. These tax-free bursaries are designed to help you focus fully on your training year. We offer expert-led school-based training with a personalised, supportive approach—preparing you to thrive in the classroom from day one.
| Art and design | £10,000 |
| Biology | £26,000 |
| Chemistry | £29,000 |
| Computing | £29,000 |
| Design and technology | £26,000 |
| English | £5,000 |
| Geography | £26,000 |
| Languages (French, German and Spanish only) | £26,000 |
| Maths | £29,000 |
| Music | £10,000 |
| Physics | £29,000 |
| Religious education | £10,000 |