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United Teaching UCAS Codes United Teaching UCAS Codes As part of your UCAS application you need to identify which courses you are applying for. To do this you need three codes: • Training Provider Code • Training Programme Code • Training Location/Campus Code United Teaching’s training provider code is 1A9. Our programme and location codes can be found below. Each course has up to four codes available. This is for the salaried and non-salaried, QTS only and PGCE routes. Please note that not all courses may be available to apply for. Please see our website for an up-to-date list of open courses. If you are interested in applying for a closed course, please email [email protected] to discuss further. Training Programme QTS or PGCE Salary Option Code Art and Design QTS and PGCE Salaried 32XH Art and Design QTS only Salaried 32XK Art and Design QTS and PGCE Unsalaried 32XG Art and Design QTS only Unsalaried 32XJ Biology QTS and PGCE Salaried 23CQ Biology QTS only Salaried 2VVL Biology QTS and PGCE Unsalaried 23CR Biology QTS only Unsalaried 2VV6 Business Studies QTS and PGCE Salaried 2WVV Business Studies QTS only Salaried 32QX Business Studies QTS and PGCE Unsalaried 32XN Business Studies QTS only Unsalaried 32XP Chemistry QTS and PGCE Salaried 23CV Chemistry QTS only Salaried 2VVX Chemistry QTS and PGCE Unsalaried 2L79 Chemistry QTS only Unsalaried 2VV8 Computing QTS and PGCE Salaried 24RX Computing QTS only Salaried 2VVY Computing QTS and PGCE Unsalaried 24RW Computing QTS only Unsalaried 2VV9 Design and Technology QTS and PGCE Salaried 2D7P Design and Technology QTS only Salaried 2VVT Design and Technology QTS and PGCE Unsalaried 2LXJ Design and Technology QTS only Unsalaried 2VVB English QTS and PGCE Salaried 24Y5 English QTS only Salaried 2VVS English QTS and PGCE Unsalaried 2L7C English QTS only Unsalaried 2VVC Please note these UCAS codes are correct at time of writing. It is recommended to double check codes on the UCAS platform prior to submitting your application. Geography QTS and PGCE Salaried 24SB Geography QTS only Salaried 2VVZ Geography QTS and PGCE Unsalaried 24SC Geography QTS only Unsalaried 2VVD History QTS and PGCE Salaried 24SJ History QTS only Salaried 2VVQ History QTS and PGCE Unsalaried 2L7F History QTS only Unsalaried 2VVF Mathematics QTS and PGCE Salaried 22HJ Mathematics QTS only Salaried 2VVR Mathematics QTS and PGCE Unsalaried 23C2 Mathematics QTS only Unsalaried 2VVG Modern Languages (French and Spanish) QTS and PGCE Salaried 24T9 Modern Languages (French and Spanish) QTS only Salaried 2VVV Modern Languages (French and Spanish) QTS and PGCE Unsalaried 24TL Modern Languages (French and Spanish) QTS only Unsalaried 2VVH Music QTS and PGCE Salaried 2W28 Music QTS only Salaried 2W2B Music QTS and PGCE Unsalaried 2W29 Music QTS only Unsalaried 2W2C Physical Education QTS only Unsalaried 32XL Physics QTS and PGCE Salaried 24HD Physics QTS only Salaried 2VVN Physics QTS and PGCE Unsalaried 24HK Physics QTS only Unsalaried 2VVJ Primary QTS and PGCE Salaried 2MGR Primary QTS only Salaried 2VVM Primary QTS and PGCE Unsalaried 24WY Primary QTS only Unsalaried 2VV4 Religious Education QTS and PGCE Salaried 2VBD Religious Education QTS only Salaried 2VVP Religious Education QTS and PGCE Unsalaried 2VBB Religious Education QTS only Unsalaried 2VVK Please note these UCAS codes are correct at time of writing. It is recommended to double check codes on the UCAS platform prior to submitting your application. Location Codes Location County Code Abbey Hey Primary Academy Greater Manchester 1 Accrington Academy Lancashire w AKS Lytham School Lancashire w Ashford School Kent 4 Bacon’s College London a Banstead Preparatory School Surrey k Barnsley Academy South Yorkshire 5 Beacon View Primary Academy Hampshire n Bournemouth Collegiate School Dorset d Carter Community School Dorset d Corngreaves Academy West Midlands 6 Cravenwood Primary Academy Greater Manchester 1 Dunottar School Surrey k Grange Primary Academy Northamptonshire z Guildford High School Surrey k Hampshire Collegiate School Hampshire n Hanwell Fields Community School Oxfordshire o High Hazels Academy South Yorkshire 5 Hill View Primary School Oxfordshire o Hull Collegiate School North Yorkshire 7 Hunningley Primary School South Yorkshire 5 John Smeaton Academy West Yorkshire g Kettering Buccleuch Academy Northamptonshire z Lambeth Academy London a Langford Primary London a Lincoln Minster School Lincolnshire b Manchester Academy Greater Manchester 1 Midhurst Rother College West Sussex s North Oxfordshire Academy Oxfordshire o Northampton Academy Northamptonshire f Nova Hreod Academy Swindon j Paddington Academy London a Richard Rose Central Academy Carlisle u Richard Rose Morton Academy Carlisle u Rowan Preparatory School Surrey k Salford City Academy Greater Manchester 1 Seahaven Academy East Sussex v Sedgehill School (affiliate school) London a Sheffield Park Academy South Yorkshire 5 Please note these UCAS codes are correct at time of writing. It is recommended to double check codes on the UCAS platform prior to submitting your application. Sheffield Springs Academy South Yorkshire 5 Shoreham Academy West Sussex s Silverdale Primary Academy South Yorkshire 5 Southway Primary School West Sussex s St Ives School Surrey k Stockport Academy Greater Manchester 1 Surbiton High School Surrey k Swindon Academy Wiltshire j The Hurlingham Academy London a The Hyndburn Academy Lancashire w The Regis School West Sussex s The Totteridge Academy London a The Victory Primary School Hampshire n Timbertree Academy West Midlands 6 Walthamstow Academy London a Walthamstow Primary Academy London a Wilberforce Primary London a William Hulme’s Grammar School Greater Manchester 1 Worsbrough Bank End Primary School South Yorkshire 5 Wye School Kent 4 Please note these UCAS codes are correct at time of writing. It is recommended to double check codes on the UCAS platform prior to submitting your application. .
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