As a business owner, you know that managing your talent is crucial to your company’s success. It’s not just about recruiting and hiring the right people, but also about keeping them engaged, motivated, and productive. But with so many moving parts, it can be challenging to keep track of everything. That’s where MyTalent comes in. […]
Key findings Data collected January 12-25 Summary A more cautious approach to staff hiring was evident at the start of 2023 amid ongoing economic uncertainty and cost pressures. The latest KPMG and REC, UK Report on Jobs survey, compiled by S&P Global, signalled a further fall in permanent staff hires, while temp billings increased modestly. Recruitment efforts […]
Recruitment software is becoming an increasingly important tool for modern businesses. Here are some key reasons why: In conclusion, recruitment software offers numerous benefits to businesses. It makes the hiring process more efficient, improves the candidate experience, increases productivity, improves data management, and allows for better collaboration. By adopting recruitment software, businesses can improve their […]
Education Secretary Gillian Keegan has claimed that “almost every newly experienced teacher and 40% of experienced teachers will actually get pay rises up to 15.9%”. But is she right? What pay rises have been offered to teachers in England? Ms Keegan was asked on BBC Breakfast about teacher pay increases in England. In July 2022, […]
Qualified teachers who trained outside of England can get QTS by having their qualifications assessed by the Teaching Regulation Agency. This includes teachers who trained in Scotland, Northern Ireland, the European Union (EU), Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland, Australia, Canada, Gibraltar, New Zealand and the United States of America (USA). There are four different application forms. […]
Ministers meet overall target, but fewer schools take up scheme so far this year – and tutoring league tables will be published in April The government has revealed how its flagship national tutoring programme (NTP) performed last year. Here’s everything you need to know … 1. Tutor target hit (but Randstad routes flop) … Government met its pledge […]
Student penalties up more than two-fifths in 2022 compared to 2019, with mobile phones making up the majority of exam offences The number of students issued with penalties for wrongdoing in GCSE and A-level exams rose by more than two-fifths compared to the last pre-Covid year of exams. Ofqual data, published on Thursday, shows 4,335 penalties […]
What’s the difference between a University PGDipEd/PGCE and School Direct? The University core PGDipEd offer is managed by the University along with our family of partner schools. University of Birmingham students undertake two school placements arranged by the University (for about two thirds of the year) as well as a full programme of subject specialist […]
Teachers in Scotland are striking on Thursday, closing most of the country’s schools. Elsewhere in the UK, teachers are being asked if they also want to strike over pay. What’s happening in Scotland? Members of the Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) and the Association of Head Teachers and Deputes Scotland (AHDS) have begun industrial action. Most […]
Most of the outstanding schools in England inspected last year have been downgraded, according to a report from the schools watchdog. Some of them had not been looked at for 15 years and many would have experienced “significant change” such as new head teachers, Ofsted said. But the National Education Union (NEU) said Ofsted’s findings […]
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