• A full-time course leading to Qualified Teacher Status only - £8,835
• A full-time course leading to Qualified Teacher Status with Post Graduate Certificate in Education - £9,535
• A part-time course over two years leading to Qualified Teacher Status only (secondary only) - £12,660 in total
• A part-time course over two years leading to Qualified Teacher Status with a Post Graduate Certificate in Education (secondary only) - £13,360 

You can apply for loans to cover your tuition fees and maintenance at https://www.gov.uk/apply-online-for-student-finance

Click here to read more on the Gov. website.

Postgraduate teaching bursaries and scholarships are only available for the subjects listed below. You cannot receive both a teaching bursary and a scholarship.

You must be eligible for student finance to receive a bursary or scholarship (unless you’re training to teach physics or languages).

Bursaries

You do not need to apply for a bursary. If you’re eligible, you’ll automatically receive it.

To be eligible for a bursary, you’ll need at least one of the following:

• a bachelor’s degree class 2:2 (honours) or higher
• a master’s degree
• a PhD

If your course combines 2 subjects (for example, English and history), at least 50% of your course content must be made up of the bursary subject to be eligible.

You’ll also need to meet the bursary scheme’s individual terms and conditions.

Eligibility

To be eligible for a scholarship, you’ll need at least one of the following:

• a bachelor’s degree class 2:1 (honours) or higher
• a master’s degree
• a PhD

In exceptional circumstances, if you achieved a 2:2 in your degree you may still be awarded a scholarship if you have significant relevant experience.

Benefits

Scholarships are provided by charitable organisations with a passion for their subject area.

They offer more than just financial benefits, including:

• subject specialist events and webinars
• online and face-to-face workshops
• mentoring and coaching
• a community of ex-scholars, teachers and subject leaders
• access to classroom resources
• networking events during your teacher training and beyond

How to apply

Scholarships are offered by independent institutions. They set their own eligibility criteria and you’ll need to apply through the relevant scholarship body:

• the Royal Society of Chemistry(opens in new window) (chemistry)
• BCS The Chartered Institute for IT(opens in new window) (computing)
• British Council(opens in new window) (languages – French, German and Spanish only)
• the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications(opens in new window) (maths)
• the Institute of Physics(opens in new window) (physics)

Each scholarship body will have its own deadline for applications. You can find these on their individual websites.

You may be able to get extra financial support. For more detail visit the government website:
https://getintoteaching.education.gov.uk/funding-your-training