School-Centred Initial Teacher Training (SCITT) programme
TRAINEE TEACHER OF SECONDARY COMPUTING
Please Note:
All applications for this SCITT programme MUST be made through the DFE Website Applications submitted via TES WILL NOT be considered.
Chrysalis Multi Academy Trust, in partnership with Teach First, is proud to announce the launch of Chrysalis SCITT. This School-Centred Initial Teacher Training (SCITT) programme offers trainees the opportunity to gain Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and a PGCE.
Our one-year, research-informed programme combines hands-on experience with expertled training in either the primary or secondary phase. Trainees will undertake a four-daya-week school placement from mid-September to July, focusing on applying their learning to make a real impact in the classroom.
The programme balances developing your subject knowledge and expertise alongside giving you a deep understanding of effective teaching methods and techniques to manage your workload and wellbeing.
Chrysalis SCITT Mission
The Chrysalis SCITT aims to attract and nurture exceptional talent within our trust schools, aligning training with the values and practices that define our multi-academy trust. This initiative strengthens our teaching workforce while reinvesting in our schools, benefiting our community, students, and the quality of education across the trust.
Benefits for Trainees
• A well-structured, one-year training programme
• A blend of online and face-to-face training modules.
• Access to expert training resources.
•Guidance from an experienced mentor.
• The opportunity to train in a local school.
Partnering with Teach First, the UK’s largest Initial Teacher Training provider, Chrysalis SCITT delivers high-quality, evidence-led training designed with schools, for schools.
APPLICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED VIA THE LINK BELOW:
Biology (K842) with Chrysalis Multi Academy Trust - Find teacher training courses -
For more information, please contact Alex Lipman - SCITT Course Leader admin@claremont-high.org.uk
Closing Date: Tuesday 30th June 2026