216 Master's degrees in Teaching in United Kingdom

The PGCert in Teaching Evidence-Based Health Care programme offered at the University of Oxford aims to foster and develop future leaders in teaching evidence-based health care by exploring different teaching styles, identifying development needs and through planning effective curriculum. www.conted.ox.ac.uk/postgraduate-certificate-in-teaching-evidence-based-health-care

The MA in Music Teaching at the University of Chichester is a transformative programme designed for aspiring music educators. Offered in both full-time and part-time formats, this degree allows for flexible learning, including online options. The course typically spans one year for full-time students, providing the skills necessary for effective music instruction.

This Education (Early Childhood) course at the University of Worcester explores the principles of pedagogy within the particular context of Early Years provision. Starting by considering how the concept of childhood (in the UK) has been developed, it unpacks the values that we hold as early years educators and how these impact upon the choices that we make in our work with children.

Teaching and Learning in Higher Education at University of Cambridge is open to Cambridge teaching staff with a minimum of three years' experience of teaching in higher education.

Secondary - English with Drama (QTS) at University of Worcester gives young people the tools to express themselves, understand others and make sense of the world. As a teacher of English and Drama, you could be a guiding voice as young people explore stories, language, creativity and performance.

The University of Roehampton's iPGCE allows you to develop powerful insights as global teachers into your own pedagogy and practice within national and international contexts.  

Become a confident, qualified teacher through this immersive, school-based teaching course. This School Based course at Canterbury Christ Church University places you in a school from day one, giving you the practical skills, competence, and professional knowledge to thrive as a qualified teacher.

Primary 3-7 years at University of Brighton leads to QTS – the professional teaching qualification. Practical sessions and placements will ensure you graduate with the skills and knowledge to become a confident primary teacher.

The University of East London offers a PGCE qualification in Secondary English, which leads to Qualified Teacher Status (QTS). This full-time course typically spans one year and provides essential training for aspiring teachers, focusing on the 11-to-16 age group. Students will gain practical experience and academic knowledge in a supportive environment.

The Teach First Training Programme at Bath Spa University combines teacher and leadership development. The programme is based on global best practice.

This Early Years Teaching (Distance Learning) at University of Sunderland allows you to qualify as an Early Years Teacher from anywhere in the world. 

Employment-based postgraduate Initial Teacher Training at Middlesex University partners with Lead Partner schools to provide employment-based Initial Teacher Training (ITT).

This Teaching Qualification Further Education course at University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) is a one-year, part-time online programme to develop effective teaching by lecturers in colleges and tertiary establishments. 

This Learning and Teaching in Higher Education certificate from Coventry University teaching qualification is a perfect choice for working professionals in higher education looking to enhance their professional development with the support of a UK university.

The Learning and Teaching in Higher Education programme from University of Worcester is specifically designed for those currently working in Higher Education. Our Postgraduate Certificate is an experiential, work-based learning programme which can be studied alongside your day job.

The Learning and Teaching (Higher Education) programme at Anglia Ruskin University is taught by a team of active researchers in education. As a teacher/lecturer in Higher Education (HE), this course supports you as part of your own Continuing Professional Development (CPD) so that you are able to make positive contributions to teaching and learning within the HE sector.