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Events and Online Presentation and Q&A

STOP PRESS: DfE Train to Teach Recruitment Event - Saturday 8 November 10am to 2:30pm

This in-person event will take place at the London Hilton Metropole W2 1JU and WLTTA will be there with a stall. Please come along and meet us to talk about our many primary, secondary and SEN vacancies for 2026-27. You can register using the following link:  

DfE Train to Teach event 8 November 2025

 

FORTNIGHTLY EVENTS:

There is absolutely no requirement for you to have attended our fortnightly online presentation and Q&A before applying, but if you are confused about how teacher training works, do sign up - feedback from candidates suggests it has made things so much clearer for them. See below for an outline of what is covered during the presentation: 

 ‘That’s the first time that I have ever properly understood it all. Brilliant!’  

The session will be held on Zoom. You do not need to have Zoom downloaded on your device.  We suggest that you join the meeting ideally on a computer or laptop, rather than a phone, simply because the slides may be hard to read on a tiny screen. Please see below for the list of online sessions and how to book:

 

FORTNIGHTLY DATES

Wednesday 3 September 4pm 

Tuesday 16 September 4pm

Wednesday 1 October 4pm

Tuesday 14 October 4pm

Wednesday 21 October 4pm

Tuesday 4 November 4pm

Wednesday 19 November 4pm

Tuesday 2 December 4pm

Wednesday 17 December 4pm

Further dates to be added for Spring and Summer terms.

 

Book to be sent the zoom link

Email Pippa Currey PCurrey@sacredh.lbhf.sch.uk specifying the date you want to join (see above). We suggest that you join the online meetings on a computer or laptop rather than a phone, simply because the slides may be hard to read on a tiny screen.  

Presentation explains:

  • the significance of different qualifications;  
  • different types of course provider and how that affects the nature of the course;
  • how the finance works on unsalaried and salaried courses;
  • getting school experience;
  • meeting the entry requirements including overseas qualifications & equivalency tests;
  • applications and references;
  • what to expect in interviews; 
  • where to find key information and how you can get one-to-one advice from us. 
  • We can advise on the best route into teaching for you.  

ACCREDITATIONS