Raising the bar for initial teacher training in Wales
New approval and accreditation criteria for providers of initial teacher training programmes were unveiled by Education Secretary Kirsty Williams AM on 15 March.
5 reasons you should teach in Wales
Where did you spend your commute today? Here are five compelling reasons to make the move to Wales.
Nottingham to adopt Fair Workload charter
eTeach are working with the Nottingham EIB to challenge all UK schools to implement the Fair Workload Charter.
Teachers: do you know you can negotiate your remuneration package?
It’s a classic misconception that teaching roles are always tied to the national pay scale.
Enrichment activities in mixed ability classrooms
Teaching in a mixed ability class? These enrichment ideas offer some food for thought.
An Australian's top tips for teachers getting started in England
On his trip across the planet, David picked up some invaluable knowledge about immigrating to England.
Report writing done in a day (or two!)
Whether primary or secondary, report writing can seem enormous. Here are a few ideas to make the task easier.
DfE survey shows teachers are working 54 hours a week
The survey revealed an average teacher working week was 54.4 hours long.
10 key things to include in a strong personal statement
The personal statement is an important opportunity for you to tell the decision maker exactly why you fit that role.
More Welsh-medium teachers needed
Welsh Government has an ambitious target of having one million Welsh speakers by 2050.
Developing skills and knowledge - resources for Continuing Professional Development
Continuing personal and professional development is, or at least should be, of paramount importance.
Top 10 tips for coping with a large class
There are many difficulties with large class sizes. Our tips can help you cope and have a smoother day.
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