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Any person intending to establish, conduct or maintain a private school must apply to the MEC for Education for the registration of that private school. It is an offence to establish, conduct or maintain a private school unless it is registered in terms of the Act.

To train to teach, you'll need to have GCSEs at grade 4 (C) or above in English and maths (and science if you want to teach primary). You also need a degree in any subject to teach primary and secondary – if you have one or an equivalent qualification, you can do postgraduate teacher training.

The teaching bursary in Scotland provides bursaries of £20,000 to incentivise career changers into teacher training in Physics, Maths, Technical Education, Computing Science, Chemistry, Home Economics, Gaelic as a secondary subject, Gaelic medium across all secondary subjects and in primary.

Fee status and government funding The PGDE attracts the same levels of UK government support as an undergraduate degree programme. Therefore, tuition fees for eligible students from Scotland and non-UK European Union countries are expected to be paid by the Student Awards Agency for Scotland (SAAS).

Bursary conditions You will be eligible to apply for a bursary if you meet all the following conditions: you're eligible to receive tuition fees support from us. you're living in Scotland (domiciled) and are studying in the UK. you're taking an eligible full-time course in higher education.

For a teacher, it's possible to switch between the two fairly easily, although there are some key considerations to make along the way. A secondary school teacher can teach primary school children provided that they are willing to move away from teaching a specific subject.

Tuition fees The current rates are: £1285 for an HNC, HND or similar. £1820 for a Degree or PGDE.

In Scotland, if you're eligible, SAAS will pay your tuition fees straight to your chosen training provider. Undergraduate and postgraduate trainees in Wales are entitled to student finance to help cover training programme fees and living costs.