
Chartered College of Teaching Partnership
Teaching Personnel is proud to announce a new partnership with the Chartered College of Teaching, the leading professional body for teachers and teaching assistants. This partnership will provide professional learning opportunities to our teaching staff working on temporary basis in schools, including an initial pilot cohort of 50 individuals who will be enrolled on the Certificate in Evidence-Informed Practice. Successful completion of this course will result in formal recognition and 10 points towards Chartered Status. Additionally, Teaching Personnel workers will have access to further professional development opportunities through Chartered College membership, where they can join a thriving professional learning community of over 45,000 members.
Our partnership with the Chartered College of Teaching not only aims to provide valuable learning opportunities to teaching staff, but also to establish opportunities for future collaboration on projects and to support each other's programmes and services. Ultimately, our shared mission is to enhance the quality of education for children and young people. The development gives further recognition of the critical role of skilled educators in providing a flexible workforce in the education sector.
Jonny Goggs, Head of Partnerships at the Chartered College of Teaching, expressed his excitement about this new partnership, noting that Teaching Personnel provides high-quality professional learning opportunities to the teachers and support staff we work with. He emphasised that our flexible workforce plays a critical role in the education system, and that it is essential to support all teaching professionals to work in an evidence-informed way for the benefit of their pupils.
Elizabeth Mawson, Educator Experience Director at Teaching Personnel, commented:
“We are committed to providing teachers and support staff of the highest quality to the schools we work with. This partnership will give our Educators access to a wealth of opportunities with a well-respected professional body. Our flexible workforce of educators wants to continue to develop in their careers and we are proud to support them in this way."
If you are interested in flexible work in education either on a short-term or a longer-term basis, please contact your local branch today who will be able to talk to you about the benefits of registering with Teaching Personnel.
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