Degree requirements: You should normally have a lower second-class (2.2) undergraduate honours degree or above. Subject-specific requirements: You will need a strong knowledge and understanding of Modern Languages, and a sound awareness of how the subject is currently taught within Secondary state schools, an undergraduate degree in at least one modern language, with competence in a second - preferably at AS level or equivalent. The most taught languages in UK Secondary schools are French and Spanish. Several schools also teach German and a small minority teach Italian and other languages. Applicants without a second language might be eligible for a fully funded Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course. Your qualification must be from an approved Higher Education institution or validating body, GCSE English, and Mathematics at grade C (or equivalent). You must provide evidence of these qualifications at interview.