You should normally have a lower second-class (2.2) undergraduate honours degree or above. - 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.