Thursday
26
July
New partnership with West Suffolk College offering teacher training places with Suffolk and Norfolk SCITT to start training as a secondary teacher in late September 2018
We are delighted to build a new partnership with West Suffolk College to offer teacher training places in Physics, Chemistry and Computer Science for a late September 2018 start. Please submit your application via UCAS by September 10th....
Sunday
20
May
Suffolk and Norfolk SCITT Secondary Salaried trainees almost at the end of their training year!
The cohort of 2017-2018 Secondary Salaried trainees attended their last Core Training day this week and you can tell from their faces (not all trainees -spot the trainers too) that they are pleased to be nearing the end of their training....
Tuesday
01
May
Closing date for Secondary SCITT Salaried applications
Please note that the closing date for any further applications for secondary SCITT Salaried places 2018-2019 will be Tuesday 8th May at 10-00 A.M....
Tuesday
13
March
Teaching is the most important of all professions
According to Sir Ridley Scott, 'teaching is the most important of all professions....
Monday
12
March
Guidance on writing a successful application for a teacher training
Some advice on making a successful application:
Tuesday
13
February
Important Changes to the Professional Skills Tests
In February 2018, changes to the arrangements for the skills tests were announced.
Tuesday
16
January
What do our Primary trainees say about the Suffolk and Norfolk SCITT Primary teacher training course?
Read what our Primary trainees say about their training with Suffolk and Norfolk Primary SCITT
Friday
12
January
Sharing a positive image of teaching on Radio Norfolk
Paul Law, Secondary SCITT Leader for Suffolk and Norfolk SCITT and Roger Higgins, Assistant Headteacher at Notre Dame High School in Norwich have been on Nick Conrad's morning show on Radio Norfolk talking about all the ...
Tuesday
09
January
Response to The Times article 'More Teachers, please'
In response to The Times editorial 'More Teachers, please' on 9th January - Anna Richards, our Executive Leader has sent The Times a letter which we think presents a more balanced view of what is needed to help with teacher ...
Thursday
04
January
For a career not known for being easy on the working hours, a move into teaching for a better work/life balance is something of an unusual choice.
There are a range of reasons to choose teaching as a career as shown in this newspaper article from the Ipswich Star about Jake Longhurst, one of our ex-Salaried trainees who completed his training with Suffolk and Norfolk SCITT in June ...