Funding

The tuition fees for the programme commencing in September 2023 are £9,250. 
Student Finance England provide a range of financial support including the following.

Financial Support

Tuition Fee Loan

You may be eligible or a student loans to cover your tuition fees. The loan is paid directly to your training provider. More information about student loans can be found on the Get into Teaching site. Tuition fee loans must be paid back but are not repayable until earnings exceed an amount agreed by the government. For further information please visit Repaying your student loan: How much you repay – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

Maintenance Loan

Students can also apply for a maintenance loan to assist with costs of living whilst training to teach. As with the tuition fee loan, the maintenance loan must be paid back but is not repayable until earnings exceed an amount agreed by the government. You may have to provide details of your household income. The grant is paid directly into your bank account at the start of each term.

Training Bursary

Training bursaries and scholarships for 2023-24 study are available from the Department of Education.  You will need a first, 2:1, 2:2, PhD or Master’s to be eligible for a bursary or scholarship.  Further information on funding can be found on the get into teaching website.

Other Grants/Allowances

Other specialist grants are available such as the Childcare Grant, Adult Dependants’ Grant, Parents’ Learning Allowance, Disabled Students’ Allowance.

Visit the GOV.UK website to find further information about financial support for students.