Secondary Computing with QTS - BSc (Hons)

This course is designed for students who want to become highly skilled and knowledgeable teachers of secondary computing. You will learn how to teach computing concepts, programming languages, software development, and computer systems, as well as how to assess and evaluate student progress. This course also includes a mandatory placement in a school setting, providing you with hands-on experience in teaching. Our QTS (Qualified Teacher Status) is awarded upon successful completion of the course and meets the requirements for teaching in secondary schools in England and Wales.

Additional Information

Our course is designed to meet the needs of the computing industry, which is constantly evolving. You will learn about the latest trends and technologies in computing, including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and data analytics. Our teaching staff are experienced professionals in the field and have a passion for sharing their knowledge with students. Our graduates have gone on to secure employment in a variety of roles, including teacher, software developer, and IT consultant.

Unlock Your Potential as a Teacher of Secondary Computing at Birmingham City University

Birmingham City University is a great choice for this course because of our strong reputation for teacher training. We have a dedicated computing department with state-of-the-art facilities, including cutting-edge technology and equipment. Our location in the heart of Birmingham also provides easy access to a range of schools and educational settings for placement opportunities. Plus, our graduates have a proven track record of success in securing employment after completing their studies.

The School of Education and Social Work has a strong partnership across a diverse range of secondary schools within the West Midlands. Located in the heart of the West Midlands, you will gain practical experience in a range of schools with a rich variety of cultural and linguistic influences, religious beliefs, and social diversity. The School of Computing and Digital Technology provides access to networking laboratories equipped to industry standards and running the latest software, giving you the best possible introduction to the technologies you will encounter and facilitating you with the knowledge, skills, and understanding to prepare both yourself and your own students for the world of work. You will also benefit from the unique and strong partnership between computer science teacher educators and subject specialists who are at the forefront of practice in their fields.

112 UCAS tariff points from A/AS Level