Workforce

The leader of the largest teaching union said that strikes were not off the table and could take place later this year

The international relocation payment for overseas teacher training applicants for physics and languages has been stopped

Universities’ Council for the Education of Teachers writes to Gillian Keegan describing the decision to end funding for teacher trainee subject knowledge courses as ‘unprecedented’

NEU president says teachers’ autonomy has been reduced by an education system that stops teachers from being ‘the educators they want to be’

Pay, wellbeing and other topics likely to dominate the agenda at the NEU’s national conference later this week

‘Our profession is in crisis,’ new NASUWT president Rashida Din will warn at the union’s annual conference today

The teaching union is campaigning for ‘a new deal for teachers’ in the run-up to the next general election

How will the government’s new teacher degree apprenticeships work and how has the schools sector reacted?

The DfE said in January it aimed to give schools ‘sufficient notice to prepare during the summer for September 2024 implementation’

Tes analysis of government data shows an increase in international applicants to ITT courses six months into the academic year

The government’s independent social cohesion adviser, Dame Sara Khan, has called on the DfE to create a ‘Cohesion and Conflict Unit’ to support schools

The CEO of a flexible working ambassador MAT explains the changes it has made and the advantages of schools allowing more flexible working