To be eligible for a funded SKE course you must have a conditional offer for a teacher training course and the completion of the SKE course must be a condition of your offer. For Teach First applicants, your ITT contractor must have made a recommendation for the completion of an SKE course. In addition you must also have at least a lower second class honours degree and be eligible for student finance. Overseas participants are eligible for SKE courses in French, Spanish and Physics regardless of their residency status. All other entry requirements still apply. If you have completed a degree in a matching subject within the last 5 years, you will not be eligible for an SKE course. If you are unsure, please get in touch ske@yhtt.ac.uk. (ske@yhtt.ac.uk.)

If you are applying for a funded SKE course, your ITT provider must specify the length of the required SKE course in your offer. If you are self-funding, it depends on which key stages you will be teaching. Please have a look in the relevant subject section.

Please visit https://ske.vidlearn.ac.uk/partners/yhtt (https://ske.vidlearn.ac.uk/partners/yhtt)to apply for any of our funded SKE courses directly. If you are self-funding, please have a look at the list of subject available https://yorkshireandhumberteachertraining.co.uk/ske#self-funded-ske-links (https://yorkshireandhumberteachertraining.co.uk/ske#self-funded-ske-links)

There are bursaries available for SKE participants in Physics, Chemistry, Spanish, French, Maths and Computer Science. To be eligible for the SKE bursary you need to: - be eligible for student finance - have at least a lower second class honours degree - have an offer for a teacher training place - the completion of the SKE course is a condition of the offer - not have completed a degree in a matching subject in the last 5 years

Each module follows this format 1. Complete the subject knowledge assessment 2. Complete the subject knowledge audit 3. Watch the recordings and complete any associated study tasks 4. Prepare your assignment (end of module summary and reflection) 5. Complete the subject knowledge assessment again. You need to score at least 80% on the second attempt to pass. 6. Submit your assignment to your SKE tutor via the VidLearn platform. Throughout the course you will be supported by your SKE tutor.

To pass the course you need to pass your subject knowledge assessment with at least 80% and you need to pass the end of module summary and reflection. The subject knowledge assessment is marked automatically. The end of module summary and reflection is marked by your tutor.

Payment of the full course fee is required upfront as you will receive access to all course materials and the support of the course tutor upon enrolment.

You will be supported by our central team and your SKE tutor. Should you need support outside the SKE course (e.g. work life balance, bereavement, financial issues etc.) please contact the Employee Assistance Programme on 08000 856 148. This is a confidential 24/7 helpline.

Please refer to the SKE bursary payment terms and conditions.