We work closely with two providers for teacher training; TKAT SCITT and Mid- Essex Initial Teacher Training (MEITT). We have an excellent range of support on offer for the teachers that train at Hylands. If you are interested in becoming a teacher please contact the providers directly using the links below.
The TKAT SCITT Teacher Training scheme is a highly successful school-based Initial Teacher Training programme which was judged as Good in all aspects by Ofsted in June 2014. We offer high quality training through our partnership of primary and secondary schools in South East England.
We have a very high employment rate for our Newly Qualified teachers, indeed many have gone on to successful careers within the TKAT Teaching School Alliance.
*100% graded Good or Outstanding *
*100% employment rate *
*Train alongside Good and Outstanding teachers *
*Excellent support from school Mentors and SCITT team*
If you have any queries about making an application for either a SCITT or a School Direct placement with TKAT SCITT, or would like to have an initial conversation about the course and its suitability, then please do not hesitate to contact our Course Administrator, on 020 3740 1808 Option 1 or email scitt@tkat.org You can also visit our website Why choose teaching
Teacher Training with Mid Essex ITT
Mid-Essex Initial Teacher Training has been providing highly skilled teachers for local secondary schools for 20 years. Working out of its lead school, Notley High School & Braintree Sixth Form, Mid-Essex ITT works closely with 20 schools across the county including in Hylands School.
In October 2017, Mid Essex ITT was inspected by Ofsted and awarded the coveted ‘outstanding’ status in all categories, including leadership, quality of training and outcomes.
To find out more, visit the website or contact: Sophie Allchin 01376 556 398 sophie.allchin@midessexteachertraining.com www.midessexteachertraining.com
Our offices are open Monday-Friday 8.30am-4.30pm. We will always endeavour to answer your queries and guide you through the teacher training process.
