Master in PGCE Secondary Education: Physics

Tuition fees for Master in PGCE Secondary Education: Physics are 24,023 USD per year.

The core module Critical Perspectives on Theories of Learning to Develop Effective Subject Specific Pedagogy (30 credits) introduces trainee teachers to the science of how pupils acquire physics concepts and how to plan lessons that address misconceptions and promote lasting understanding.

Over the 180-day programme you will complete 120 days of school-based training across at least two secondary schools, plus 20 days of Intensive Training and Practice focused on curriculum themes. University-led teaching blocks in September-October and January-February support the development of subject knowledge, pedagogy and reflective practice, preparing you for the full range of teaching responsibilities in the 11-16 age phase.

You will be recommended for Qualified Teacher Status and will be ready to begin a teaching career in secondary physics, with pathways onto senior leadership or further study using the 60 Master’s-level credits earned.

University of Wolverhampton is a school in the United Kingdom, located in the city of Wolverhampton, with a history dating back to 1851.

The university has a total of 21362 students, including 2500 international students, and offers a variety of programs across different departments.

The city of Wolverhampton provides students with a great balance of academic and social life, with access to modern facilities and historical landmarks.