Chartered College of Teaching comments on new A Level results plans
The Chartered College of Teaching has today (12 August) commented on the new ‘triple lock’ announcement by the Department for Education regarding A-Level results. As part of the decision, “students could accept their calculated grade, appeal to receive a valid… Continue Reading Chartered College of Teaching comments on new A Level results plans
How the Chartered Teacher Programme benefited me
HOW THE CHARTERED TEACHER PROGRAMME BENEFITED ME Sandra Clinton Head of Chemistry and Physics, Brighton Hove and Sussex Sixth Form College Sandra Clinton writes about her CTeach experience and why you should join the Chartered Teacher Programme programme Chartered Teacher Status… Continue Reading How the Chartered Teacher Programme benefited me
Why should Headteachers encourage teachers to join the Chartered Teacher Programme?
WHY SHOULD HEADTEACHER ENCOURAGE TEACHERS TO JOIN THE CHARTERED TEACHER PROGRAMME? Robert McBeth Beths Grammar School Robert McBeth writes about his CTeach experience and why headteachers should encourage their staff to participate in the Chartered Teacher Programme. In order for… Continue Reading Why should Headteachers encourage teachers to join the Chartered Teacher Programme?
About the Chartered Teacher Programme and becoming a provider
ABOUT THE CHARTERED TEACHER PROGRAMME AND BECOMING A PROVIDER Sarah Harrison, our Head of Learning Design and Accreditation, writes about the Chartered Teacher programme and the opportunity to become a CTeach programme provider… The development of a programme to… Continue Reading About the Chartered Teacher Programme and becoming a provider
A Chartered Teacher, what’s one of those then?
A CHARTERED TEACHER, WHAT'S ONE OF THOSE THEN? One of the first teachers in the country to graduate as a Chartered Teacher looks back on the course and shares their experiences. Saturday 20th July was the graduation ceremony for the first cohort… Continue Reading A Chartered Teacher, what’s one of those then?
Teaching still seen as a job for life – Chartered College Survey
TEACHING STILL SEEN AS A JOB FOR LIFE - CHARTERED COLLEGE SURVEY 62% of people agree teaching is a job for life 53% of teachers would not be likely to recommend teaching as a career to children and young adults… Continue Reading Teaching still seen as a job for life – Chartered College Survey
Chartered College joins new teacher wellbeing group
CHARTERED COLLEGE JOINS NEW TEACHER WELLBEING GROUP The Chartered College of Teaching has today (15 March) joined a new Government school staff wellbeing group. The new group was announced by Secretary of State for Education, Damian Hinds, at the Association… Continue Reading Chartered College joins new teacher wellbeing group
Chartered College comments on new early learning goals
CHARTERED COLLEGE COMMENTS ON NEW EARLY LEARNING GOALS Today (22 June) the Department of Education has announced its new Early Learning Goals. Professor Dame Alison Peacock, Chief Executive of the Chartered College of Teaching, has commented on the changes: “As… Continue Reading Chartered College comments on new early learning goals
Chartered Teacher Programme to benefit from IRIS Connect platform
CHARTERED TEACHER PROGRAMME TO BENEFIT FROM IRIS CONNECT PLATFORM The Chartered College of Teaching and IRIS Connect have today announced their collaboration to provide a world-class learning and certification experience for teachers working towards Chartered Teacher status. As the professional… Continue Reading Chartered Teacher Programme to benefit from IRIS Connect platform
Register of Chartered Teachers
Register of Chartered Teachers The Register of Chartered Teachers identifies the individuals who have been awarded Chartered Teacher Status, to whom are active members of the Chartered College of Teaching, and who currently hold the right to use the post-nominals… Continue Reading Register of Chartered Teachers