Funding


Course Fees

The tuition fees for our courses in 2026-27 are yet to be confirmed. As a guide, in 2025-26 full time courses for trainees who have home fee status fees were £9535 however these could increase following government guidelines. 

The fee for part time courses in 2025-26 was £11,340. If the full time fees increase, we will also increase the part time fees. 

The majority of our trainees apply for student finance to pay their fees with a tuition fee loan. Please note that we are not an accredited provider with Student Finance Wales.

Red Kite offers a monthly payment schedule for those planning to self-finance. 


International Students

Red Kite Teacher Training is unable to sponsor skilled worker visas or student visas.

 You will not need a visa to train to teach in the UK if you:

  • are an Irish citizen
  • have settled or pre-settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS)
  • have indefinite leave to remain

If you have a visa, the cost to train with Red Kite is £15,000 for the full time courses.

Further guidance can be found on the Get Into Teaching website


Bursaries and Scholarships

Tax-free bursaries are available for a range of subjects, some bursaries are structured so that a trainee receives a bursary while training and a further early careers payment once in employment as an ECT.

Scholarships are awarded to the most gifted applicants in a range of subjects. Scholarships come with a package of additional benefits from the relevant scholarship body. You will need a first, 2:1, 2:2, PhD or Master’s to be eligible for a bursary or scholarship.

The figures below apply if you are starting training in September 2026. 

Subject Bursary Scholarship
Biology £5,000  
Chemistry £29,000 £31,000
Computing £29,000 £31,000
Design and technology £20,000  
Geography £5,000  
Languages
(French, German and Spanish only)
£20,000 £22,000
Languages
(all other languages, including ancient languages)
£20,000  
Maths £29,000
Physics £29,000 £31,000

Full details on bursaries and scholarships for September 2026 entry are published by the Department for Education