Hi Maz, I don't know an awful lot about educational psychology, but you need to take a three year doctorate to become one (that's different to a research PhD, it's more like the doctorate for clinical psychology, where some of it is taught and you have placements and so on). I have a friend who has just got onto the educational doctorate at Birmingham university, and I am pretty sure they run the course at Cardiff too. There will be others, I just happen to know that this person applied to these two. I'm pretty sure you don't need a PhD, although my pal did one, but I think the main thing is psych degree, possibly an MSc, and experience of working in schools and with children. Sorry this is a bit vague, but I'm sure if you do a bit of googling and look at the university websites there will be more information about requirements etc! Good luck! KB