Inspiring the
minds of the
future
Why become a
teacher with KMT?
KMT is an accredited provider of school based teacher training in the South East and across Kent.
We welcome trainees from a wide variety of backgrounds and experience – be it recent graduates from university or experienced professionals looking for a change.
At KMT we’ll support you on your journey. You’ll train to teach in one of our partner schools, spending as much time as possible in the classroom with an experienced practitioner as your mentor.
You’ll receive regular guidance and support to help you progress through the course while benefiting from a bespoke trainee teacher platform and our comprehensive resource library.
Why become a teacher
with KMT?
KMT is an accredited provider of school based teacher training in the South East and across Kent.
We welcome trainees from a wide variety of backgrounds and experience – be it recent graduates from university
or experienced professionals looking for a change.
At KMT we’ll support you on your journey. You’ll train to teach in one of our partner schools, spending as much
time as possible in the classroom with an experienced practitioner as your mentor.
You’ll receive regular guidance and support to help you progress through the course while benefiting from a bespoke trainee teacher platform and our comprehensive resource library.
Choose KMT
In school classroom
based training
High quality mentoring
and support
Wide choice
of partner schools
Career opportunities
within our consortium
Routes into teaching
With KMT you have 2 main routes into teaching, all of them involve closely training in one school (your Home School) and gaining teaching experience in a contrasting/alternative setting.
Assessment Only Route
The Assessment Only (AO) route to Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) allows you to demonstrate that you already meet all the Teaching Standards, without the need for any further training.
You’ll need to present detailed evidence of your teaching and be assessed in school. The whole process takes under 12 weeks, often without leaving your current school.
