I am new to teaching physics

These pages are for secondary science teachers who are trainees, NQTs, early career or even established but new to teaching physics.

Learning to teach physics

The Institute wants to ensure you're confident in the classroom with the physics you are teaching, whether you are a physics specialist or are finding your way around physics for the first time in a few years.

We can help you get started teaching physics by offering:

Trainee teachers in UK and Ireland are eligible to sign up for our free Student Teacher Affiliation Scheme. You'll get free teaching materials and resources, a regular e-newsletter and information from the Institute about our other forms of support.

For more information, contact student.teacher@iop.org.

News

You're not alone

You're not alone

15 September 2011

Follow our PGCE and Early Career bloggers who will be sharing their year with you on a month-by-month basis

NQT Georgina Dean tells politicians what life is like as a trainee teacher
IOP/ Richard Lewis

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Related information

The classroom and beyond

Education support and activities 2012

Publications

Learning to Teach Physics

A guide to support for student physics and science teachers

IOP projects


Helping physics teachers to share their skills and experience

Other IOP websites


A community for teachers of physics and their supporters


Ideas and resources for teaching physics to students aged 16-19


Your guide to physics on the web