When shortlisting applications, we look for the following:
Please be aware that the selection process may differ, depending on which subject you are applying to train to teach. Please see below for further information.
We discourage the use of AI in writing the personal supporting statement. To check candidates’ comprehension and writing skills, we include a written English task in the interview schedule.
In this section
Art & Design – Biology – Business & Economics – Chemistry – Computing – Dance – Design & Technology – Drama – English – NEW Food & Nutrition – Geography – History – Mathematics – Modern Languages (French and German) – Modern Languages (French and Spanish) – Music – Physical Education – Physics – Primary – Psychology – Religious Education – Sociology
Should your application be shortlisted, you will be invited to attend an interview. For the Primary PGCE you will be asked to complete an online test in maths and English prior to attending your interview. Some Secondary PGCE courses have subject specific pre-interview tasks. Your interview will generally consist of a teaching activity, panel interview and written task. The teaching activity typically involves leading a group activity with students or delivering a short section of a lesson.
Religious Education
Should you meet the academic entry requirements for the course, you will be invited to attend an interview with St Mary’s University.
Should you be successful at this stage, you will be invited to attend a second interview with Teach Wimbledon. You will also be asked to complete an online maths and English test prior to attending this interview. This interview will generally consist of a teaching activity, panel interview and written task.
Applications to train with Teach Wimbledon in September 2025 can be submitted from 8th October 2024
To apply, please submit your application through DfE Apply
Ursuline High School
Crescent Road, Wimbledon
London SW20 8HA
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