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International qualified teacher status (iQTS)

The government’s policy on international qualified teacher status (iQTS).

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TypePolicy paper

First published15 Nov 2021

Last updated18 Dec 2025

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Department for Education

Topics

Initial Teacher Training (ITT)Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)

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International qualified teacher status (iQTS)

The government’s policy on international qualified teacher status (iQTS).

Last fetched 04 May 2026 · gov.uk

Documents

International qualified teacher status (iQTS)

At a glance

TypePolicy paper

First published15 Nov 2021

Last updated18 Dec 2025

Organisations

Department for Education

Topics

Initial Teacher Training (ITT)Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)

Source

Open on gov.uk

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