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   <h3>Teaching classics</h3>
   <p>If you have a passion for the ancient world, you could train as a classics teacher and inspire a new generation to uncover the timeless wonders of the ancient past.</p>
-  <p>While there is no set national curriculum for classics, you're likely to teach a combination of ancient languages and history covering the period from around 3000 BCE to 500 CE.</p>
+  <p>While there's no set national curriculum for classics, you're likely to teach a combination of ancient languages and history covering the period from around 3000 BCE to 500 CE.</p>
  <p>Entry requirements vary between providers. However, you'll typically need a degree in a related field and a strong foundation in an ancient language, such as an A level in Latin.</p>
  <p><a href="/funding-and-support/scholarships-and-bursaries">Tax-free bursaries of <%= v "bursaries_postgraduate_languagesother" %></a> may be available for trainee classics teachers when more than 50% of the course content covers an ancient language. Your course provider will confirm if this applies.</p>
  <p>Find out <a href="https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/gcse-classical-civilisation">what pupils will learn when studying classical civilisations at GCSE</a>.</p>  </section>