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The number of students selected for Initial Teacher Education programmes in Scotland reflects anticipated national requirements, so employment prospects are excellent.
Graduates whose training is publicly funded (normally those based in Scotland or Europe) can apply for a salaried one-year induction post in Scotland (as part of the Scottish Teacher Induction Scheme). On successful completion of this year you will then be entitled to full registration with the General Teaching Council for Scotland (GTCS).
Students paying overseas fees are not eligible to apply for the Scottish Teacher Induction Scheme.
All our graduates can undertake the 'flexible route' to achieve full registration by the GTCS. Alternatively, graduates may work towards full registration abroad, provided that they work in an English-medium school.
Some graduates who do not go into teaching choose to study at postgraduate level, whilst others work in organisations including museums and charities.
The information shown is from the results of various surveys as set out in the factsheet mentioned below. Whilst the University has taken every effort to ensure the information shown is accurate at the time it is published, it cannot guarantee its accuracy. Past experience of graduates does not guarantee identical future opportunities.
View our factsheet on how to understand graduate employment information and where this information comes from.
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