Do you need A levels to be a primary school teacher?

Answer 1

Yes Maths and English are a must, if you have relevant degree already it only takes a year to retrain as a Teacher failing this you must do the full 3 year course to qualify as a Primary School Teacher.

Answer 2

All applicants must have a UK degree with honours (or recognised equivalent)and a grade C GCSE (or recognised equivalent) in English and mathematics.

You will also need a GCSE in science if you were born on or after 1 September 1979 and you want to teach primary or Key stage 2/3.

Answer 3

You need a Primary Education degree or a post graduate diploma in teaching (done after a degree) In order to get onto these courses you need A-level or equivalent.

Answer 4

Ofcourse you need A levels to be a primary teacher.

Answer 5

You need a teaching degree or QTS (Qualified Teacher Status - which you need a degree to apply for) and I think the degree requires A-Levels as any normal degree would

Answer 6

You need A levels according to the University and your age.

For example, if you apply at the University Of Malta, you would need 2 A levels, and 4 Intermeidats.
for more info go to http://www.um.edu.mt/

For entering Oxford University one needs 3 A levels at AAA or AAB.

So it is better to see which University you would like to study in, and take a look at the entry requriments.

For Universities in UK one can use http://www.scit.wlv.ac.uk/ukinfo/

Answer 7

GCSEs, A-levels, Degree AND Teaching Certificate to teach in ANY school

Answer 8

no you dont need A levels,you can do a 3 year teaching degree.

Answer 9

It helps to have alevels but its not compulsary depending on your age. If you have a childcare qualification level 3 or above they ask that you also have english, science and maths gcse c or above

Answer 10

Yes of course or the equivelant of!