Lifting the public sector pay cap is essential
NAHT welcomes news that the government may listen to pay review bodies
Category: Conditions of Service
Decline in teacher training applications a serious concern
New figures released today by UCAS show a worrying decline in both the number of people applying to become teachers and those accepted onto teacher training programmes
Excessive workload damaging the teaching profession, say NAHT
The Department for Education today (Friday) release a report revealing that teachers work a self-reported 54.4 average hours per week, compared to an international average of just 45.9 (TALIS, 2013)....
A long term plan is needed to address recruitment and retention crisis
NAHT comment on the Education Select Committee report on recruitment and retention of teachers
Teacher pay restraints damaging education, say NAHT
Commenting on a report by the TUC into the real pay losses faced by public sector workers, Russell Hobby, general secretary of school leaders' union NAHT, said:
Reverse cuts to school budgets to solve teacher recruitment crisis
Russell Hobby, general secretary of school leaders' union NAHT, said: Whilst January may well be the most popular month for people to consider a career switch into teaching, the government is still...
Government needs to get the basics right on recruitment
The National Teaching Service will be scrapped
Teacher training statistics understate recruitment concerns
ITT statistics show a worrying drop in the total number of new entrants to teaching
Survey shows growing problem of teachers leaving the profession
NAHT's annual recruitment survey shows recruitment crisis not being addressed
NAHT comment on EPI report into teacher workload
A report released today (Monday) by the Education Policy Institute reveals that teachers in England are working longer hours than in most other countries and yet receive a starting pay 16% lower than...