FilterFilter options Clear all filters Location 0 applied 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 76 results The perfect school to teach at What you are about to read is my account of life at the Totteridge Academy. Now, before I dive in, you should probably know a few details about me; my name is Maddie, I’m currently writing this as a 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 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 Not your average student job Charlotte, Bilal and Grace are among the students at universities around the UK who’ve discovered that being a Teach First Brand Manager is much more than your average student job – and one that’s Times Top 100 Graduate Employers We're proud to be fourth in this year's Times Top 100 graduate employers list. Ten things you'll do on our programme Each year a new cohort joins our Leadership Development Programme, beginning their two-year journey to becoming a fully qualified teacher and a leader in and out of the classroom. We've compiled a What could a school buy for the price of an iPhone XS? It’s that time of year again – when overnight queues form outside Apple stores and news headlines won’t let up about the newest iPhone. #8000strong This year sees our ambassador network grow to over 8,000, all of whom share a common experience and commitment to creating positive, lasting change in education. It’s time to make a difference... it's Time to Teach Sarah was at the height of a successful marketing career when she decided it was time for a change. "…what surprised me is how much I consistently love being in the classroom. When I'm stood in front What's our Insight Programme like? We’ve captured in pictures what happens on our award-winning internship the Insight Programme - a two-week opportunity exclusively for STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) undergraduates. A day in the life of an Insight participant Biomedical sciences student Ewan Jones took part in our two-week internship, the Insight Programme, to find out more about Teach First and our Leadership Development Programme. Why I chose to teach at the Totteridge Academy Head of Geography and 2013 ambassador Ben Tainsh shares an insight into what it is like to teach at The Totteridge Academy, headed up by Teach First ambassador Chris Fairbairn. Parenting on the Leadership Development Programme Imagine you’re two weeks into Summer Institute and you get the call to say your wife has gone into labour. That’s exactly what happened to 2014 participant Nikhil Kapila. We spoke to him about Summer Institute, story so far As the Teacher Development Conference and Summer Institute draw to a close, we’re looking back at some of the best #TFSI2018 tweets. 15 ways teaching is like playing at the World Cup Football: it’s a funny old sport, a game of two halves, a level playing field and an endless source of clichés. Summer Institute Three years ago we made a big call at Teach First. We looked at our Leadership Development Programme and decided that, even though it was rated Outstanding by Ofsted and was the third most prestigious Partnering with Teach First Located in an area of particular social deprivation, Netherton CofE Primary School in Dudley was failing to recruit the kind of teachers they needed to inspire their pupils and drive change. So, in Being a Governor: what is it really like? Laura Brown (2010 ambassador) talks about her experience of being a school governor, including the importance of asking questions and learning from others' experiences. 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 Become 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 Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Next page ›› Last page Last »
The perfect school to teach at What you are about to read is my account of life at the Totteridge Academy. Now, before I dive in, you should probably know a few details about me; my name is Maddie, I’m currently writing this as a
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
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
Not your average student job Charlotte, Bilal and Grace are among the students at universities around the UK who’ve discovered that being a Teach First Brand Manager is much more than your average student job – and one that’s
Times Top 100 Graduate Employers We're proud to be fourth in this year's Times Top 100 graduate employers list.
Ten things you'll do on our programme Each year a new cohort joins our Leadership Development Programme, beginning their two-year journey to becoming a fully qualified teacher and a leader in and out of the classroom. We've compiled a
What could a school buy for the price of an iPhone XS? It’s that time of year again – when overnight queues form outside Apple stores and news headlines won’t let up about the newest iPhone.
#8000strong This year sees our ambassador network grow to over 8,000, all of whom share a common experience and commitment to creating positive, lasting change in education.
It’s time to make a difference... it's Time to Teach Sarah was at the height of a successful marketing career when she decided it was time for a change. "…what surprised me is how much I consistently love being in the classroom. When I'm stood in front
What's our Insight Programme like? We’ve captured in pictures what happens on our award-winning internship the Insight Programme - a two-week opportunity exclusively for STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) undergraduates.
A day in the life of an Insight participant Biomedical sciences student Ewan Jones took part in our two-week internship, the Insight Programme, to find out more about Teach First and our Leadership Development Programme.
Why I chose to teach at the Totteridge Academy Head of Geography and 2013 ambassador Ben Tainsh shares an insight into what it is like to teach at The Totteridge Academy, headed up by Teach First ambassador Chris Fairbairn.
Parenting on the Leadership Development Programme Imagine you’re two weeks into Summer Institute and you get the call to say your wife has gone into labour. That’s exactly what happened to 2014 participant Nikhil Kapila. We spoke to him about
Summer Institute, story so far As the Teacher Development Conference and Summer Institute draw to a close, we’re looking back at some of the best #TFSI2018 tweets.
15 ways teaching is like playing at the World Cup Football: it’s a funny old sport, a game of two halves, a level playing field and an endless source of clichés.
Summer Institute Three years ago we made a big call at Teach First. We looked at our Leadership Development Programme and decided that, even though it was rated Outstanding by Ofsted and was the third most prestigious
Partnering with Teach First Located in an area of particular social deprivation, Netherton CofE Primary School in Dudley was failing to recruit the kind of teachers they needed to inspire their pupils and drive change. So, in
Being a Governor: what is it really like? Laura Brown (2010 ambassador) talks about her experience of being a school governor, including the importance of asking questions and learning from others' experiences.
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
Become 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
