Complete the form for prospective teachers
Please complete the form once only. You will not receive an email acknowledgment at present.
The Institute of Physics has worked for many years to support those involved with physics teaching.
Please complete the relevant form below sign up to our community of physics teaching. In most cases, if you are a teacher you should complete the third version of the form. The final version is intended for those whose main role is based outside of schools.
If you can help inform the work of the Learning and Skills team to support the teaching of physics including recruitment, development and retention of colleagues, you can sign up for the Teaching Forum. There will be regular brief surveys and occasional opportunities for in-depth panel discussions throughout the year.
If you have a problem when submitting the form, please email [email protected] to let us know the details so we can resolve it.
As you are considering training to teach, you can complete this form to subscribe to our community emails, receive electronic copies of Classroom Physics and access a range of resources.
As a student/trainee teacher, you can complete this form to subscribe to our community emails, receive electronic copies of Classroom Physics and access a range of resources.
You can complete this form to subscribe to our community emails, receive electronic copies of Classroom Physics and access a range of resources. The updates will include links to award-winning CPD for you and your colleagues, as well as materials your students may find helpful.
You can complete this form to subscribe to our community emails, receive electronic copies of Classroom Physics and access a range of resources for you and the student/trainee teachers you work with.
If you are a school-based teacher, please complete the version of the form below and tick the box “I have a role supporting colleagues with physics teaching.”
If you mainly facilitate CPD on a freelance basis, you can answer “Consultant” to the Institution question. If you want to receive location-based updates such as local events, you will need to put in a postcode that is local to you.