Seren partnership launch for Yale Young Global Scholars
Getting Wales’s great achievers into the best universities across the globe.
Hundreds of newly-qualified Scottish teachers quit or move abroad
Recent figures reveal that hundreds of newly-qualified Scottish teachers are leaving the profession or moving abroad to teach.
Education Committee launches Fourth Industrial Revolution inquiry
The Education Committee has initiated an inquiry into the challenges and opportunities arising from the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
4 top places to teach abroad
You know why you want to teach abroad, you’ve worked out when, but have you thought of the final ‘w’: where?
Skype interview tips
Skype interviews are becoming more and more popular, take a look at our tips on how to prepare yourself!
International schools the key to UK crisis
The UK shortage solution? International schools can provide the opportunities, experiences and training required to for teachers to remain in teaching
6 skills for a strong CV
6 skills for a strong CV that catches the eye of recruiters and persuades employers to invite you through to interview stage
Facilitating inquiry-based learning that works
Inquiry requires the students to do the thinking, find out and draw conclusions, but we are still the captains of the ship.
Keep your career working for you - 4 simple steps
When everything is focused on surviving the present we lose sight of where our professional development is going.
Differentiation – the placemat and jigsaw methods
A common misconception about differentiation is that it is time consuming and that it needs a lot of preparation
MFL minus grammar equals more proficiency
Teaching a foreign language can be quite a challenging task. In this blog, David Koch shares his 14 years’ experience teaching second languages.
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