Middlesex University launched a primary teacher degree apprenticeship to combat teacher shortages in London and the South East. This four-year programme integrates school-based learning with university education for teaching assistants. It aims to help schools retain and develop talented staff while addressing the growing issue of teacher retention. The apprenticeship allows institutions to shape a workforce suited to their needs. Additionally, a 12-month Post Graduate Teacher Apprenticeship is being introduced. Both programmes, starting in September, can be fully funded through the Apprenticeship Levy.
Middlesex University has introduced a teacher degree apprenticeship to address teacher shortages in primary schools across London and the South East.
This four-year programme combines school-based learning and university education, helping teaching assistants become qualified teachers.
Professor Darryll Bravenboer highlighted the need for schools to nurture their workforce, especially in an environment where retaining talent is challenging.
The new apprenticeship allows schools to tailor training to their specific needs while providing apprentices financial security as they learn.
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