Introductory course: Chartered Teacher (Leadership) Status

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Please ensure that you check the eligibility requirements below before enrolling

Chartered Teacher (Leadership) Status is a professional accreditation that provides formal recognition to highly accomplished practising school leaders (e.g. executive headteachers, headteachers, deputy headteachers, assistant headteachers, directors, and heads of school) who have either whole-school or cross-school responsibility and have attained an advanced standard of practice. Chartered Teacher (Leadership) recognises evidence-informed, high-quality leadership practice, benefiting schools children and young people. 

To work towards Chartered Teacher (Leadership) Status, you must first register as a candidate with the Chartered College of Teaching. You will get access to our online Chartered Teacher (Leadership) candidate community and detailed guidance and content to guide you through your Chartered journey. You should ensure you meet the eligibility criteria as outlined in the description below, before enrolling.

Suitable for: Practising school leaders (eligible practising classroom teachers and middle leaders should register for the Chartered Teacher pathway instead).

£49.00

Start date:

Anytime

Registration Period:

Up to 3 years. Typically, we would suggest it should take around 1-2 years to complete all four required assessment units and submit your application for Chartered Teacher (Leadership) Status, however you have up to three years, if needed.

Eligibility:

  • By registering as a Chartered Status candidate, you will confirm that you meet the following eligibility criteria;
  • Be a practising school leader working with pupils up to 19 years of age, in a school in the UK or a British International School (see our Membership Handbook for further details).
  • Be eligible for and hold current full Membership (MCCT) or Fellowship (FCCT) of the Chartered College of Teaching, both whilst you are working towards Chartered Status and to retain your Chartered Status in future (see our Membership Handbook for further details).

 

At the point of final application and award, you will need to have a minimum of 3 years of experience as a practising school leader, with whole-school or cross-school leadership responsibility, where you have significant influence over the policy and practice of one or more schools (usually assistant/deputy headteachers, headteachers, heads of school, executive headteachers, and those working across schools e.g. within a school or trust).

Chartered Teacher (Leadership) Status aims to recognise the expertise of experienced leaders, it is not designed to prepare leaders for undertaking specific roles.

What does registration include?

You will gain access to our ‘Introductory course: Chartered Teacher Status (Leadership)’ unit, which aims to provide you with the key information and guidance you need, to help you prepare for and begin your journey towards achieving Chartered Teacher Status. You will also get support to start developing your Professional Learning Profile, a key assessment that you will work on throughout your journey and submit at the point you make your final application for Chartered Status. You’ll self-evaluate against the Chartered Teacher Professional Principles, then plan and reflect on the professional learning you undertake as you work towards Chartered Status.

Prerequisites

To purchase this assessment unit you must be eligible to register as a candidate for Chartered Teacher (Leadership) Status (see above).

You may find it helpful to complete the Certificate in Evidence-Informed Practice in advance of, or alongside this registration course.