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Staff in top teaching jobs 'should have curriculum flexibility'

Teaching staff employed in education jobs at some of the UK's top state schools should be rewarded for their hard work with greater flexibility in how they teach, it has been claimed....

Posted on 11/03/2010 - [Read More...]

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Teaching jobs 'held in higher esteem' under Labour

The esteem in which teacher jobs are held in the UK has increased since Labour came to power, a Treasury minister has claimed....

Posted on 11/03/2010 - [Read More...]

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Balls hails 'best generation' of staff in teacher jobs

The schools secretary has hailed the current generation of staff in teaching jobs in England as the best ever in a recent interview....

Posted on 11/03/2010 - [Read More...]

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Plan unveiled to upgrade PE teacher jobs

One educational entrepreneur believes he has come up with a solution to the shortage of people employed in PE teacher jobs in schools....

Posted on 10/03/2010 - [Read More...]

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Teaching jobs 'to include domestic abuse identification training'

Staff in teacher jobs in England are to be provided with additional training to help them identify signs of domestic abuse among pupils....

Posted on 10/03/2010 - [Read More...]

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Tory plans for education jobs 'costly and unworkable'

The Conservative Party's plan to allow groups of parents to take control of under-performing schools, which could include their education recruitment policies, has been branded unworkable....

Posted on 10/03/2010 - [Read More...]

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Leaving age rise to affect secondary teacher jobs?

Education jobs could be affected by the government's plan to raise the school leaving age if a Select Committee review heeds the advice of a former education secretary....

Posted on 09/03/2010 - [Read More...]

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Midlands pupil assumes teacher job with GCSE self-help book

One pupil from the Midlands has taken on a teaching job role - educating children in the art of passing their GCSEs via a new book he has written on the subject....

Posted on 09/03/2010 - [Read More...]

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Labour responsible for 'massive' teaching jobs increase

The number of teaching jobs has increased "massively" under Labour in the last ten years, a spokesperson for the Department of Children, Schools and Families has claimed....

Posted on 08/03/2010 - [Read More...]

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Education recruitment drive for finance experts

Schools Secretary Ed Balls has announced that the government is to launch an education recruitment drive designed to attract financial experts to act as bursars for schools in England....

Posted on 08/03/2010 - [Read More...]

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Welsh pupils 'spend most time with science secondary teachers'

Science teachers employed in education jobs in Wales have been shown to spend more time in the classroom with pupils than in any other country surveyed as part of a new study....

Posted on 08/03/2010 - [Read More...]

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North of England 'sees biggest primary improvement'

Primary teachers in the North of England may be celebrating after statistics from the Department of Children, Schools and Families showed Yorkshire's schools to be the most improved in English and maths....

Posted on 05/03/2010 - [Read More...]

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Teacher jobs 'could be affected' by schools shift

Hasty moves to turn failing schools into academies could affect teaching jobs and children's education, it has been claimed....

Posted on 04/03/2010 - [Read More...]

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Teachers in England 'may notice reading differences'

Teachers in locations across the country may notice differences between boys and girls in terms of reading enjoyment....

Posted on 04/03/2010 - [Read More...]

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Science teaching jobs 'should place quality before quantity'

Staff in science-based teaching jobs should pay as much attention to method as to content when attempting to capture the interest of students, it has been claimed....

Posted on 04/03/2010 - [Read More...]

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