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The national shortage of SEN provision in England’s schools is a subject we keep coming back to – and, despite the latest government announcement, it remains a highly controversial topic. One thing, at least, is undisputed: Special Educational Needs provision in England is in crisis, with two out of three special schools at or above capacity in the 2022 – 2023 academic year.
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It’s been more than two years since we stopped using the term NQT (Newly Qualified Teacher) and adopted ECT (Early Career Teacher) along with a new approach to the induction process designed to keep new teachers engaged and motivated.
In the fifteen years since Teach Now was first established in a London primary school, we’ve come a very long way indeed – and although we’ve constantly evolved as we’ve grown, developing and refining innovative ways of working, one thing remains unchanged.
The capital really is a great base for a career in education Because we’ve been based in London ever since we were established here 15 years ago, we’re obviously somewhat biased – especially since we’ve spent all that time developing mutually beneficial working relationships with so many London schools, colleges, and borough education authorities… Biased […]
Another ground-breaking idea from Teach Now. At Teach Now, innovation has become something of a company tradition. Ever since day one – over twelve years ago now – we’ve been developing our unique approach to education recruitment consultancy. Of course, we match people with jobs – but for us that’s just the start. We believe […]
…your next step could set your future career’s direction. Whether you got here with a teaching degree or by the assessment-only route with a degree in another subject, it must feel great to know you’ve made it this far… You’ve achieved Qualified Teacher Status! The world of careers in education is now, as they say, […]
Helping you make your primary career choice. Maybe you’ve already committed by pursuing a Primary Education degree – or perhaps you’re still wondering whether secondary or primary school teaching would suit you best… Or maybe you’re leaning towards the secondary school route because that way might offer more personal and career development opportunities… Well, some […]
What can we do about the SEN & SEND teacher shortage? As we leave behind what’s already being called the second ‘winter of discontent’, the coming spring offers little prospect of a thaw in relations between the government and the teaching unions. Of course, the dispute isn’t just about money and teachers’ loss of around […]
