FilterFilter options Clear all filters Location East Midlands East of England Greater London Nationwide North East North West South East & South Coast South West Wales West Midlands Yorkshire and the Humber 1 - 20 out of 86 results "The more you put in, the more you get out." Little Mead Primary Academy is one of four schools within the Endeavour Academy Trust, located across the South West. It’s been a Teach First partner school since 2014 and has recruited six Teach Developing your careers strategy Verity Hadden, Head of History at St George’s Catholic School in London, joined Teach First’s Careers Leader Programme to learn how to develop a careers strategy and embed it across the school. Here’s 7 things I’ve learned about brilliant teaching The government today launches the ambitious yet achievable Early Career Framework. In this article Reuben Moore, who heads up the development of our training programme and is a teacher himself, shares Real challenge, real reward As a teacher of maths, science, engineering or technology, you’ll work with the subject you love every day. Teach languages, open doors As a teacher of French or Spanish, you’ll put your language to work – not to waste. Starting with Teach First before graduation Some people’s first encounter with Teach First is as a participant on our Leadership Development Programme after they graduate. But, for many, that journey starts much sooner, while they’re at Network development and Ambassadors Last month Russell Hobby shared the headlines of our new strategy , focusing on: Why I became a school governor Are you considering undertaking a voluntary role where you can have a wider impact on education? Do you want to develop skills that will help you progress in your paid role? Sarah Hayward, Science Being a school governor "I'm really enjoying being a governor. It's a great way to put my educational knowledge to good use, allows me to stay connected to schools and is allowing me to develop skills that will be useful Teacherhood: Episode 1 Teacherhood is a YouTube series about three teacher trainees – Claire O’Flaherty, who teaches primary in London, Ruth Muleya, who teaches English in Grays, and Toby Clarke, who teaches maths in Hands up for a career change “There’s no impact greater than working with young people who are going to shape the world.” “You’ve done it Miss, you’re making learning fun.” Like anyone, Zoe had doubts about giving up the career she’d invested so much in. But it turned out her skills were surprisingly transferable. Once she realised how much she enjoyed the interaction A job with "happy stories, rather than sad ones." “For a while, I had the nickname of DC Death, because every time I had a night shift, someone got murdered”. Train to teach – there’s always time for new challenges Charles is a 2017 Teach First participant teaching English in West London. Earlier in his career he taught at independent and private schools, but has spent the last fifteen years in school management Returning to the classroom After completing our teacher training programme, Mei Lim spent a few more years in the classroom before moving overseas to pursue her academic studies. But it was those very studies that drew her back You won’t regret changing career Changing jobs is frightening enough. Changing an entire career is even more terrifying. But if the urge to teach just won’t go away it’s a good sign you should give it a try. These people did and they Scientific facts Teaching science, maths or design and technology on our Leadership Development Programme is exciting and rewarding, it opens doors to great professional opportunities and enables you to make a crucial From Teach First pupil to Teach First teacher How do you go from being a teenager who hates English to a school’s deputy head of English department in less than ten years? Teach First teacher Laurell Milton has done just that, and is now teaching I really missed being in the classroom 2012 ambassador Rachel Arthur always had an interest in teaching. After completing a four-year degree in computer science, when Teach First offered her a place on the Leadership Development Programme A career less scary than the office There may be ghosts on the streets and monsters knocking on your door this Halloween, but nothing is quite as scary as a day at your desk. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Next page ›› Last page Last »
"The more you put in, the more you get out." Little Mead Primary Academy is one of four schools within the Endeavour Academy Trust, located across the South West. It’s been a Teach First partner school since 2014 and has recruited six Teach
Developing your careers strategy Verity Hadden, Head of History at St George’s Catholic School in London, joined Teach First’s Careers Leader Programme to learn how to develop a careers strategy and embed it across the school. Here’s
7 things I’ve learned about brilliant teaching The government today launches the ambitious yet achievable Early Career Framework. In this article Reuben Moore, who heads up the development of our training programme and is a teacher himself, shares
Real challenge, real reward As a teacher of maths, science, engineering or technology, you’ll work with the subject you love every day.
Teach languages, open doors As a teacher of French or Spanish, you’ll put your language to work – not to waste.
Starting with Teach First before graduation Some people’s first encounter with Teach First is as a participant on our Leadership Development Programme after they graduate. But, for many, that journey starts much sooner, while they’re at
Network development and Ambassadors Last month Russell Hobby shared the headlines of our new strategy , focusing on:
Why I became a school governor Are you considering undertaking a voluntary role where you can have a wider impact on education? Do you want to develop skills that will help you progress in your paid role? Sarah Hayward, Science
Being a school governor "I'm really enjoying being a governor. It's a great way to put my educational knowledge to good use, allows me to stay connected to schools and is allowing me to develop skills that will be useful
Teacherhood: Episode 1 Teacherhood is a YouTube series about three teacher trainees – Claire O’Flaherty, who teaches primary in London, Ruth Muleya, who teaches English in Grays, and Toby Clarke, who teaches maths in
Hands up for a career change “There’s no impact greater than working with young people who are going to shape the world.”
“You’ve done it Miss, you’re making learning fun.” Like anyone, Zoe had doubts about giving up the career she’d invested so much in. But it turned out her skills were surprisingly transferable. Once she realised how much she enjoyed the interaction
A job with "happy stories, rather than sad ones." “For a while, I had the nickname of DC Death, because every time I had a night shift, someone got murdered”.
Train to teach – there’s always time for new challenges Charles is a 2017 Teach First participant teaching English in West London. Earlier in his career he taught at independent and private schools, but has spent the last fifteen years in school management
Returning to the classroom After completing our teacher training programme, Mei Lim spent a few more years in the classroom before moving overseas to pursue her academic studies. But it was those very studies that drew her back
You won’t regret changing career Changing jobs is frightening enough. Changing an entire career is even more terrifying. But if the urge to teach just won’t go away it’s a good sign you should give it a try. These people did and they
Scientific facts Teaching science, maths or design and technology on our Leadership Development Programme is exciting and rewarding, it opens doors to great professional opportunities and enables you to make a crucial
From Teach First pupil to Teach First teacher How do you go from being a teenager who hates English to a school’s deputy head of English department in less than ten years? Teach First teacher Laurell Milton has done just that, and is now teaching
I really missed being in the classroom 2012 ambassador Rachel Arthur always had an interest in teaching. After completing a four-year degree in computer science, when Teach First offered her a place on the Leadership Development Programme
A career less scary than the office There may be ghosts on the streets and monsters knocking on your door this Halloween, but nothing is quite as scary as a day at your desk.
