Got a lot of Geography experience and want to get professional recognition for all that you do for the subject ?
The RGS-IBG have introduced the Chartered Geographer (Teacher) qualification.
If you meet the requirements below, you might like to apply.

You will need:

  • an Honours degree in geography, a B.Ed with geography or a related degree (or 15 years teaching experience if no relevant degree is held);
  • at least six years teaching experience, and
  • demonstrable commitment to CPD, embedding it in your practice, and supporting others.
Chartered Geographer (Teacher) is the only ongoing professional accreditation linked to CPD in Geography and is being aligned to be relevant to the developing TDA framework of professional and occupational standards for teachers. CGeog (Teacher) can support your application for a leadership or Advanced Teacher role and enhances you career portfolio and employability.

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