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Licenciado/Titulo with a minimum final mark of at least 6.0-7.0 depending on your university.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree with a minimum second-class lower division.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Magistr or Specialist Diploma with a minimum average mark of at least 4 or 81%

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree with a minimum CGPA 2.5/4.0 (Grade C+).

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

A 4-year Bachelor degree with a minimum GPA of at least 3.2/4.0

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bacharel, Licenciado or professional title with a minimum final mark of at least 7.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors (Honours) degree with a minimum second class lower division or CGPA 2.7/4.0.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree with a minimum CGPA 3.0/4.0 (grade B).

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Licenciado with a minimum final mark of at least 4.5-5.0/7 depending on your university.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree with a minimum overall mark of at least 70% - 80% depending on your university. ßÏßÏÊÓƵ uses the Shanghai Best Chinese Universities Ranking to inform offer levels.  

As evidence of completing your degree you must provide both a Degree Certificate and Graduation Certificate.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Licenciado with ‘Acreditacion de alta calidad’ and a minimum CGPA of 3.0.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree or Ptychion with a minimum final mark of at least 6.5.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree with a minimum overall mark of at least 7 (Fair Performance).

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Licenciado with a minimum final mark of at least 15/20.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree from a university with a minimum overall grade of at least 70%.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Licence with mention assez bien or Maîtrise with a minimum final mark of at least 12.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree or Magister Artium with a minimum final mark of 2.7 or better.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree from a public university with a minimum second-class lower division.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Ptychion from an AEI with a minimum final mark of at least 6.5.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors (Honours) degree with a minimum second-class lower division.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree with a minimum overall mark of at least 50-65% depending on your university.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree from an 'A' accredited university with a minimum CGPA of 2.8/4.0. 

Bachelors degree from a 'B' accredited university with a minimum CGPA of 3.0/4.0.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree (Licence or Karshenasi) with a minimum final mark of at least 14.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Diploma di Laurea with a minimum overall mark of at least 101.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree with a minimum C/GPA of at least 3.0/4.0 or equivalent.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree with a minimum CGPA of at least 2.8/4.0 or 75%.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree with a minimum overall mark of 3.75 or better (on a scale of 1-5)/CGPA 2,67.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors (Honours) degree with a minimum second-class lower division.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree with a minimum CGPA of at least 2.8/4.0 or B.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree with a minimum CGPA 3.0/4.0 or 13/20.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Masters degree, depending on your university.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree with a minimum CGPA of at least 2.7/4.0.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Licenciado with a minimum final mark of at least 7/10.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

A 4-year Bachelor degree with a minimum GPA of at least 3.0/4.0

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree with a minimum second-class lower division or CGPA of at least 2.8-2.99/4.0, 3.0-3.49/5.0, or 4.0-4.6/7.0.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree with a minimum overall grade of C.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree with a minimum CGPA of at least 2.8/4.0.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Four-year Bachelors degree with an overall mark of at least 60%-65% or CGPA 2.4 - 2.6 depending on your university. 

Masters degree following a 3-year Bachelors degree with an overall mark of at least 60%-65% or CGPA 2.4 - 2.6 depending on your university. 

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree with a minimum of at least 70% or CGPA of at least 3.0/4.0

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors with a minimum final mark of at least 7/10.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Licenciado with a minimum final mark of at least 12/20 from a public university or 14/20 from a private university.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Masters degree with a minimum of 1.75/5.0 (where 1 is the highest) or 3.5/4.0

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree with a minimum overall CPGA of at least 2.8 (on a scale of 4).

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bakalavr or Specialist Diploma with a minimum average mark of at least 4.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree with a minimum CGPA of 3.0/5.0 or 2.8/4.0.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors (Honours) degree with a minimum second-class lower division or CAP 3.5.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors (honours) degree with a minimum second-class division 2.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree with a minimum CGPA of at least 3.0/4.5 or 2.8/4.3 or B.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Licenciado with a minimum final mark of at least 2/4 or 6/10.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors Special degree with a minimum lower second honours.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Licence or Diplôme with a minimum 4.5/6 or 7/10.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree with a minimum overall mark of at least 65%-75% depending on your university.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree with a minimum CGPA of at least 2.5 -2.8/4.0 or equivalent depending on your university.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Lisans Diplomasi with a minimum CGPA of at least 2.6 - 2.8/4.0 or equivalent depending on your university.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree with a minimum CGPA of at least 2.8/4.0 or equivalent.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree with a minimum CGPA of at least 3.0/4.0.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors degree (with a Graduate Thesis/research component) with a minimum CGPA of at least 3.0/4.0 or 7.0/10.

As evidence of completing your degree you must provide both proof of graduation in addition to your transcript.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Masters degree with a minimum GPA of 2.0/2.5 or equivalent.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelors (Honours) degree with a minimum second-class lower division.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.

Our entry requirements are guidelines and we assess all applications on a case-by-case basis.

You will need:

• a strong knowledge and understanding of Classics (Latin, Classical Civilisation, Ancient History, Ancient Greek), and a sound awareness of how the classical subjects are currently taught within Secondary state schools;
• an undergraduate degree in Classics or a related discipline. Candidates with related degrees in Archaeology or History will need to demonstrate that they have a strong foundation in Classics, eg. an A level in Classical Civilisation or Latin/Greek. Other related degrees and professional experience may be considered if a Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course is undertaken before starting the teacher training course; please see further details below. Any Applicants without formal qualifications in Latin/Ancient Languages should be able to demonstrate a keen interest and proven commitment to their study. Those without a Classics (or related) degree will need to undertake a Masters degree before applying. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body;
• GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.