Recruitment

Leadership Recruitment Research 

Keeping Your Head

26th May 201827th May 2018 @TeacherToolkit 768 Views 0 Comments Attrition, headship, Headteacher, leadership, NfER, Ofsted, Recruitment, Requires Improvement, Retention, school leadership, Special Measures

How does OfSTED ratings impact on head teachers working in schools?

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Interview Job Hunting NQTs 

How To Apply For Your First Teaching Job – And Get It!

9th May 20183rd May 2018 Christina Brown 999 Views 0 Comments 5 Minute Plan, job, job application, Job interview, NQT, PGCE, Recruitment

What can you do to secure your first teaching post?

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Interview Job Hunting Recruitment 

11 Top Tips For Nailing That Job Application

1st May 201830th April 2018 Lynn How 1313 Views 6 Comments applications, Employment, job hunting, jobs, Recruitment

What can you do to secure your next job?

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Recruitment Research Workload 

How Does Teaching Compare To Nursing And Policing?

15th April 201813th April 2018 @TeacherToolkit 2601 Views 2 Comments Earnings, job satisfaction, National Foundation for Educational Research, NfER, Nursing, Police, Recruitment, Retention, School Holidays, teacher retention, Teacher Supply, teaching, Turnover, workforce, Working Hours

How do the working hours and earnings in the teaching profession compare to nursing and policing?

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Recruitment Staffing Workload 

How Can We Solve The Teacher Recruitment Crisis?

8th April 20187th April 2018 @TeacherToolkit 2234 Views 0 Comments Campbell's Law, Department for Education, league tables, Marking, OECD, Ofsted, Recruitment, Retention, School Workforce Census, Teacher Voice Omnibus Survey, Workload, YouGov

How can teachers and the Department for Education solve the teacher recruitment crisis together?

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Job Hunting Recruitment Resources 

The 5 Minute Interview Plan

25th March 201825th March 2018 @TeacherToolkit 2639 Views 3 Comments 5MinPlan, application, application form, candidate, Interview, job hunting, jobs board, longlisting, Promotion, Recruitment, Relocation, Resignation, Retention, shortlisting, supporting statement, The 5 Minute Interview Plan, Vacancies, vacancy

How can a teacher prepare for their next job interview?

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Leadership Staff Well Being Workload 

Workload and Wellbeing Checklist for Schools

18th March 20187th April 2018 @TeacherToolkit 3591 Views 13 Comments Appraisal, audit, Behaviour, Centralised Detentions, checklist, Differentiation, Exit Interviews, grading lessons, Learning Walks, lesson plans, Marking, marking policies, Performance Management, Professional development, Recruitment, recruitment crisis, Retention, Self-evaluation, Teaching and Learning, Wellbeing, Work Scrutiny, Workload

How do you know if your school is genuinely reducing teacher workload?

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Ofsted Policies Teaching and Learning 

Should The Department for Education Ban Lesson Gradings?

4th March 20189th March 2018 @TeacherToolkit 1311 Views 1 Comment Appraisal, Attrition, CPD, Department for Education, DfE, Feedback, Investors In People, Marking, Ofsted, Parent View, Performance-related pay, Professional development, Professor Rob Coe, PRP, Recruitment, Retention, School Inspection, Teacher View, Teaching and Learning, Wellbeing, Workload

To help reduce workload and teacher attrition, should the DfE ban schools from using lesson gradings?

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Parenting Teaching and Learning Workload 

Dear Parents

10th February 201815th March 2018 @TeacherToolkit 7428 Views 13 Comments Assessment, Attrition, Feedback, Homework, manageable, Marking, meaningful, Money, motivating, Parenting, Parents, Recruitment, Retention, taxpayer, Vacancies, Workload

Do you believe your child’s teacher has lots of free time on their hands? 

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Politics Research Staffing 

Do You Have The Answers The DfE Needs?

8th February 20188th February 2018 Iesha Small 1269 Views 0 Comments Department for Education, Feedback, House of Commons, London, public accounts committee, questionnaire, Recruitment, recruitment and retention, Research, Survey, Teacher Recruitment, teacher retention

How do you think retention crisis can be solved?

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DfE Policies Research 

Does Performance Related Pay Make You A Better Teacher?

3rd February 201829th January 2018 @TeacherToolkit 2243 Views 2 Comments Academies, Appraisal, attainment, classroom observation, Data, Department for Education, evidence, GCSEs, headteachers, LEA< local authority, Main Pay Scale, MPS, outcomes, Performance-related pay, Professor Simon Burgess, PRP, Recruitment, Retention, The Conversation, Threshold, University of Bristol, Upper Pay Scale, UPS, Workload

Does performance related pay make you a better teacher?

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Recruitment Teaching Secrets 

Why Supply Agencies Are The New ‘Del Boys’

1st December 201710th December 2017 A Teacher 2926 Views 7 Comments budget, cover supervisor, crisis, Del Boy, English, Maths, placement, Recruitment, Retention, science, supply, Supply Agencies, Training

Are supply agencies just wheelers and dealers? 

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Politics Recruitment Teacher Training 

The Wrong Answer to the Wrong Question

26th November 201725th November 2017 Nathan Bisnouth 4774 Views 5 Comments Alan Smithers, Angela Robinson, bursaries, disadvantaged schools, Education, Educational Inequality, Justine Greening, Per Lindqvist, Recruitment, Retention, Richard Ingersoll, Schools, teacher labour market, Teacher turnover, teaching, Thomas Smith, Ulla Karin Nordänger, Well being, Workload

Are teacher shortages a case of a wrong diagnosis and a wrong prescription?

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Curriculum Policies Politics 

A Call To Arms

24th September 201710th October 2017 @TeacherToolkit 4767 Views 10 Comments #MarkPlanTeach, attribution, Emails, England, government, Lesson planning, Marking, Ofsted, Recruitment, Retention, teaching, Wales, Wellbeing, Workload

How can teachers bring about national change to the education system?

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Recruitment Research 

Why Do Teachers Leave The Profession?

23rd September 201723rd September 2017 @TeacherToolkit 6056 Views 10 Comments Attrition, Department for Education, England, House of Commons, Mental Health, Pay, Pensions, Recruitment, Research, Retention, School, teacher, teaching, Workload

Why do teachers leave the classroom?

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