Enhance your teacher training experience.
Discover career change stories, get top tips and insights, and find out how The Now Teach Network connects you with fellow like-minded trainees.
Teacher recruitment challenge is also a diversity issue
At Now Teach, we believe teacher recruitment is also a diversity issue, and as our Recruitment Director Rob Fryer highlights, we are committed to attracting more men and ethnic minority career-changers to build a teaching workforce that better reflects and serves every child.
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Why career changers will help solve teaching’s recruitment and retention challenges
Career changers are a vital yet overlooked solution to the UK’s teacher recruitment and retention crisis. In this blog, our CEO Graihagh Graihagh Crawshaw-Sadler explores how, with the right support, they can thrive in the classroom and make a lasting impact.
Why summer is the last time to apply
It can take a few months to apply and be accepted onto a teacher training programme. The early summer is the time to get your application going.
School or University: Where should I train to teach?
There are two options over where you train to teach: in school or the university route. Which one will suit you best? Read on and see.
Keep an open mind: why you should apply to four teaching training courses.
You might have found a teacher training course that feels great. That's good. But we'll still advise you to apply to a some others. Here’s why.
Labour Party Conference Review
Now Teach CEO Graihagh Crawshaw-Sadler reports back on the key education issues discussed at the Labour Party Conference.
Inspire and Develop: Now Teach Summer Conference
Every year, the Now Teach Network gathers for its Summer Conference. Programme Manager Kate Surtees shares why we do it.
Now Teach Innovation Fund Update
Our career changers can apply for funding to pursue a research project . We share which projects are being funding and talk to one researching the use of AI in SEN education.
Why the challenges of changing career shouldn’t stop you
Robert Weeks, computer science teacher and former software product manager, turns the negative views about retraining as a teacher on their head and explains why it's the best choice he ever made.
