Mathematics Teacher Training Scholarships

Mathematics Teacher Training Scholarships

The Mathematics Teacher Training Scholarships is back for an eleventh year and we have 270 Maths Scholarships to award to those starting their initial teacher training in 2023/24, who have a passion for mathematics and want to share their knowledge with others – inspiring young minds in the classroom.

A Maths Scholarship also opens up a world of CPD, networking and knowledge sharing opportunities. This includes complimentary membership of key mathematical societies, providing access to a wealth information regarding the latest developments in mathematics and maths education to help inspire and support teachers in their role. Our continuing professional development (CPD) events provide opportunities for Maths Scholars to hear from inspirational speakers, take away resources and talk to experienced maths teachers, developing personal networks which will last a lifetime and give them confidence to progress in their career.

In addition to the above, a Maths Scholar will receive a tax-free bursary of £29,000 during their initial teacher training year.

Our support to Maths Scholars does not stop at the end if their initial teacher training year!  All Scholars are invited to become Alumni once their training year is over, meaning that the Scholar community includes brand new Scholars, as well as experienced teachers, some of whom will have started their ninth year in teaching.  Invitations to select CPD events are extended to members of our Alumni, to carry on their professional development and continue the networking opportunities.

Want to find out more?

Come along to one of our webinars where the Maths Scholarships Team will be live, talking about the Scheme and answering all your burning questions such as: how it is different to the government’s normal bursary for initial teacher training; what additional benefits do Maths Scholars receive as part of the Maths Scholarship; how can the Scheme help an ITT trainee during their initial teacher training year.

We will also be joined by a representative from an outstanding teacher training provider who will answer any questions concerning the process of applying to teacher training.  Please note that this advice is provided independently of any provider.

To sign up to a webinar, email scholarships@ima.org.uk with your preferred date from the following list:

Time                    Date

19:30 – 20:30     Thursday 1 December 2022

09:30 – 10:30     Saturday 21 January 2023

14:00 – 15:00     Tuesday 7 March 2022

10:30 – 11:30     Wednesday 19 April 2023

Follow us on social media: TwitterFacebookInstagramLinkedIn and YouTube or sign up to our mailing list, by dropping us an email at Scholarships@ima.org.uk or through the Contact Us section of our website.

Eligibility and Application Process

The Maths scholarships has its own Eligibility Criteria and Application Process, both of which are separate to that to initial teacher training so it is essential that you refer to those pages on our website to check your eligibility and how to submit an application.

In the meantime…

…why not check out our mathematics/mathematics education blogs?  We publish a monthly blog that focuses on various aspects of mathematics, mathematics education and the wider mathematics community to help bring you up to date with developments in mathematics/mathematics education and to provide inspiring ideas.  You can find many of these blogs in the About Us section of our website, and there are many others in the News & Events section.

We also have blogs by current and previous Maths Scholars in the Scholars Blogs section of our website.  Here you can find out about their experiences of teacher training, how they have benefited from the Maths Scholarship and what our CPD events have covered.

Vanessa Thorogood, Project Manager – Mathematics Teacher Training Scholarships

Institute of Mathematics and its Applications

Direct Line: 01702 356108

Tel: 01702 354020

Charity Registration Number: 1017777

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