Initial Teaching Training

Funding for Initial Teacher Training 2023 to 2024

Teacher training bursaries have been increased by up to £10,000 a year, with over £180 million now available to attract trainee teachers in high priority subjects for courses starting in 23/24.

This government guidance shows that graduates applying to train as teachers in high priority subjects will receive increases to tax-free cash bursaries and scholarships from next year under government plans to recruit and retain top talent.

Teacher training bursaries have been increased by up to £10,000 a year, with over £180 million now available to attract trainee teachers in high priority subjects for courses starting in 23/24.

For aspiring teachers starting their training in September 2023, bursaries worth £27,000 and scholarships worth £29,000 will draw talented trainees into the highest-priority STEM (science, technology and mathematics) subjects of mathematics, physics, chemistry and computing.

£25,000 bursaries and £27,000 scholarships will be offered to prospective languages teachers – up £10,000 on this academic year.

Bursary and scholarship eligibility is being extended to all non-UK national trainees in physics and languages.

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