Education and Teacher Training blog
How to become a PE teacher
Are you passionate about physical education, sport, and fitness? Do you play for a club, coach, or referee? If you're ...
A career at ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø: My journey from Early Childhood Studies (ECS) student to Course Lead
Shannon Ludgate joined ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø on the BA (Hons) Early Childhood Studies (ECS) programme, and never did she think that on co...
Six benefits of attending an Offer Holder Day
Find out all about our Offer Holder Days (OHD) and read our top six reasons to attend an OHD.
Katie Goodacre (Education Studies student): My First Children's Book
Birmingham City University BA (Hons) Education Studies student, Katie Goodacre would like to tell you about how her dre...
Childhood, Youth and Community: FAQs
If you’re interested in one of our Childhood, Youth and Community courses, we’ve compiled a list of frequently asked qu...
Teacher Training Open Day: Frequently Asked Questions
Are you thinking about studying Teacher Training? Our Virtual Open Day is a great opportunity to find out some more in...
Exploring the parks around our City South Campus
If you're looking for places to go around campus to enjoy some exercise, fresh air and scenery, check out our Parks blo...
Welcome to the Mary Seacole Library
Get to know the library at our City South Campus, before you start your studies, and give yourself a head start.
What stationery supplies do I need for university?
Ready to start a new chapter this September? Our third-year student Shelby has made a short vlog about some key station...
Ben Hobbis: My placement experience
BA (Hons) Primary Education with QTS student, Ben, is half way through his second-year of course and recently began a b...
A day in the life of an education, childhood and youth student
Jess had always wanted to have a career working with children, so was very interested to go to university to work towar...
A day in the life of a trainee primary school teacher
Have you ever wondered what a typical day in a primary school is like? Second-year Primary Education with QTS student, ...
The first Master of Conductive Education
We are proud to work with NICE – Centre for Movement Disorders and their Conductive College, awarding their BA (Hons) i...
Gabby Tooze - Camp America
BA (Hons) Primary Education student, Gabby Tooze, knew before she even started at the University that she wanted to tra...
Six reasons why I love being a teacher
Do you have a passion for inspiring and educating young learners? Teaching is one of the rewarding career options avai...