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‘Long-term strategy required’ to address STEM teacher supply crisis

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By: Stuart O'Brien

24th May 2024

New analysis published by the National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER) and commissioned by Gatsby Charitable Foundation doubles down on the call for a long-term strategy to tackle the crisis in…

‘More schools are turning to supply staff to plug the gaps’

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By: Stuart O'Brien

29th April 2024

Google searches for ‘teacher resignation dates’ in the UK have more than doubled in the last 10 years. Combine this with a 32% decrease in Google searches for ‘teaching jobs’…

Warwick to provide new international teaching qualification

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By: Stuart O'Brien

4th March 2022

The University of Warwick’s pilot year will see all teaching, observation and assessment delivered online, except for a final summative teaching observation in person by a University representative. Successful candidates…

Using one-to-one tuition to improve educational outcomes

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By: Stuart O'Brien

21st January 2019

Drawing on her experience as a Love to Read tutor – a reading intervention programme devised by education recruitment specialists Supply Desk – Teaching Assistant Lucy Keeling discusses the key factors…

New drive aims to recruit professionals and PhD graduates into teaching

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By: Stuart O'Brien

26th November 2018

A series of programmes aimed at recruiting experienced business leaders and talented PhD graduates into the classroom – including one which has seen a former Nasa scientist retrain as a…

New scheme to boost teaching workforce for further education providers

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By: Stuart O'Brien

15th October 2018

The first 37 providers to receive funding from the Taking Teaching Further (TTF) programme have been confirmed. The scheme has been set up to help recruit the ‘best and brightest…

London Mayor backs plan to retain teachers in the capital

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By: Stuart O'Brien

28th May 2018

London has the best-performing schools and is a great place to learn to teach and develop a teaching career – but more needs to be done to retain teachers, according…

Raynor: “Teaching apprenticeships wouldn’t necessarily be scrapped”

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By: Stuart O'Brien

30th October 2017

Shadow Education Secretary Angela Raynor has revealed that Labour “wouldn’t necessarily scrap” teaching apprenticeships, describing them as “a good route into education”. However, Raynor stressed that the top recruitment priority…

Teachers not interacting with special needs children

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By: Stuart O'Brien

11th July 2017

Researchers from the UCL Institute of Education has claimed that children with special needs are not getting enough interaction with teachers. The institute claims that, despite attempts to ensure pupils…

LEGO uses free content to get teachers embracing computers

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By: Stuart O'Brien

19th January 2017

LEGO Education is encouraging teachers to get hands-on with technology in the hope that it will revolutionise science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) lessons. Using WeDo 2.0, their latest resource…