We still have some vacancies for a Sept 2013 start.
Your final year is a busy one and you will be thinking about your future career and how you are going to use that hard-earned degree.
Have you thought about training to be a physics teacher in a secondary school? You were probably inspired by some of your teachers in school and it was that inspiration which got you where you are today.
Engineers have the skills and practical knowledge to enthuse the next generation by teaching physics in an exciting way.
There is a massive shortage of good physics teachers …………… so much so that the government will pay you a tax free bursary of up to £20,000 during your training year. This also means that there are many opportunities for people who are qualified physics teachers.
Loughborough University has one of the best teacher training courses in the country (rated outstanding by Ofsted ) so with an engineering or physics degree, and a teaching qualification from Loughborough, you could engineer yourself a great career.
Email Roger Gold at r.a.golds@lboro.ac.uk
