Learning isn't confined to the classroom and education graduates don't all go on to become teachers In fact, half of those working in the education sector are making a difference in a range of roles, including many you might not have imagined, such as:
- local government
- civil service
- educational organisation bodies
- education in museums and prisons
- charities and NGOs
- community and educational theatre
- educational administration at school and university level
- educational marketing, PR and journalism
- education business and commerce
- graduate training programmes such as IntoUniversity
The personal and academic development modules will develop self-study and reflection, while the work-based placement opportunities offer you a chance to experience working in an educational environment that will enhance your skills as an educational professional.
This course also provides an excellent foundation for progressing to a PGCE in primary education. The University of Nottingham offers a Primary PCGE course, with successful completion leading to Qualified Teacher Status.
71.4% of undergraduates from the School of Education secured graduate level employment or further study within 15 months of graduation. The average annual salary for these graduates was £18,875.*
* Data from University of Nottingham graduates, 2017-2019. HESA Graduate Outcomes. Sample sizes vary. The average annual salary is based on graduates working full-time within the UK.