Jack Wynn, Author at Education Forum and Education Technology Forum

Industry Spotlight: Series of new reports uncover teacher training drop-out rates…

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By: Jack Wynn

12th July 2016

The National College for Teaching and Leadership (NCTL) has released a series of new reports centred on three focal points: the customer journey to initial teacher training (ITT); teachers returning to the profession; and linking initial teacher training and…

Forum News: 5 successful negotiation tips to implement at industry events…

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By: Jack Wynn

12th July 2016

Making the most of any time spent out of the office, and ensuring the meetings you partake in are as effective as possible, involves the expert ability of negotiation, which…

MPs advise Ofsted to downgrade schools that provide poor careers advice…

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By: Jack Wynn

12th July 2016

MPs have claimed that schools who provide poor careers advice to students should be downgraded, stating in a report that inadequate advice is negatively impacting the economy and depriving young individuals to consider all available…

London HE provider supports Northampton Uni in partnership to reach international students…

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By: Jack Wynn

12th July 2016

Following in the footsteps of Cambridge-based Anglia Ruskin University, the University of Northampton has joined forces with the London School of Marketing to offer international students a UK accredited degree, with…

STRB: Pay increase vital to ensuring ‘adequate supply of good teachers’…

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By: Jack Wynn

12th July 2016

The School Teachers’ Review Body (STRB) has warned that a ‘significantly higher than one per cent’ pay rise is integral to maintaining a population of capable and experienced teachers in…

Guest Blog, Keren Prior – The most crucial resource: Teachers…

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By: Jack Wynn

28th June 2016

A recent survey by the National Association of Schoolmasters Union of Women Teachers (NASUWT) found that around 61 per cent of newly qualified teachers (NQTs) are considering leaving the profession,…

Industry Spotlight: Abuse and violence persistently experienced by school support staff, new survey claims…

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By: Jack Wynn

28th June 2016

UNISON, one of the largest trade union organisations in the UK, has suggested as a result of its latest survey that more and more support staff members in schools across the country are…

Forum News: The hidden costs of exhibiting at trade shows…

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By: Jack Wynn

28th June 2016

Without the knowledge of other costs involved, the £2000 stand you’ve just booked at your industry trade show looks like a really inexpensive way of generating new business. But is…

Prep for SATs exams damaging children’s mental health…

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By: Jack Wynn

28th June 2016

According to a new survey from the National Union of Teachers (NUT), 90 per cent of the 6,500 primary teachers and head teachers surveyed across the UK have stated that the intense preparation…

Goodfellow: ‘EU research funding helps our universities to thrive’…

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By: Jack Wynn

28th June 2016

The creation of more than 19,000 jobs across the UK, £1.86 billion for the UK economy and an estimated £1 billion contribution to gross domestic product (GDP) is the result of EU…