People who decide to train to teach engineering come from a variety of backgrounds with a range of life experice behind them. Below are 12 such people. Some are currently studying to become teachers, others are already and talk about what teaching engineering means to them and the value of the PGCE in Engineering course. Take a look; you may find they are people just like you.
Success Stories Teacher Profiles
Engineering & Product Design teacher Nicola Hinchcliffe
- PGCE in Engineering graduate from Liverpool John Moores University. Teacher of Engineering and Product Design at Birkenhead 6th form College, Wirral.
Trainee teacher Vinu Palispaul
- Studying to teach Engineering at Sunderland University
Trainee teacher John Wright
- Studying to teach Engineering at Nottingham Trent University.
Engineering and Design & Technology teacher Chloe Thorpe
- PGCE in Engineering graduate from Liverpool John Moores University. Teacher of Engineering and Design and Technology in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire.
Lead teacher for Engineering Nadia Skirka
- PGCE in Engineering graduate from Sheffield Hallam University. Lead teacher of Engineering at Oakwood Technology College, Rotherham.
Trainee teacher Pete Maguire
- Studying to teach Engineering at Nottingham Trent University.
Trainee teacher Vicky Larkworthy
- Studying to teach Engineering at Sunderland University.
Engineering & Design & Technology teacher David O'Neil
- PGCE in Engineering graduate from Liverpool John Moores University. Teacher of Engineering and Design and Technology in Poole, Dorset.
Engineering Teacher Andy Kirby
- PGCE Engineering graduate from Sheffield Hallam University.
Engineering Teacher Michael Richards
- PGCE Engineering graduate from Sheffield Hallam University.
Trainee teacher Nicholas Guy
- Studying to teach Engineering at Nottingham Trent University.
Trainee Teacher Anthony Raine
- Studying to teach Engineering at Sunderland University.
