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Career advice offered to graduates' parents
A new government guide offers career advice not to graduates, but to their concerned parents. The guide's..
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More women 'becoming headteachers'
29/09/2009
Female teachers are getting more chances to advance in their profession as a result of government-led equality drives, it has been claimed. Tatjana Hine, president of the British Association of Women Entrepreneurs, said this is an "encouraging" development, as previously there has been a tendency for..
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Business leaders 'turn to education'
16/07/2009
Leading executives from the business world are turning to teaching to find their next career challenge, new figures show. Research from the National College for School Leadership (NCSL) indicates that some 47 per cent of business managers considering a career in the public sector would like to work..
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Education jobs created at Norfolk prison
26/05/2009
Education professionals in East Anglia may be interested to learn of a number of employment opportunities in the region. A total of 40 jobs are to be set up at a new prison opening at the former RAF Coltishall site in Norfolk, the Norwich Evening News reports. Education provider A4e is recruiting 20..
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Job security 'increasingly important' for graduates
01/05/2009
Many graduate jobseekers are ignoring the vacancies with the highest salaries and are instead looking for positions which offer job security. This is according to findings from High Fliers Research, which reveal that people are now ignoring the previously popular investment banking sector when looking..
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ATL: Teaching is "different to working in a bank"
12/03/2009
Those looking to enter into the teaching profession nee to have motivation as well as talent, it has been claimed. In the opinion of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL), working with children is "a very different thing from working in an office or a bank". The organisation explains that..
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TDA: More jobseekers choosing maths and science
27/02/2009
More jobseekers looking to enter the teaching profession are specialising in maths and science, one organisation has stated. According to the Training and Development Agency for Schools (TDA), primary school education is the most popular sector to go in to for most people. However, this means that..
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TDA: Teaching is better paid than jobseekers think
26/02/2009
Teaching is becoming a more attractive option for jobseekers because it is better paid than many people think, it has been claimed. In the opinion of the Training and Development Agency for Schools (TDA), this coupled with the 13 weeks of holiday teachers receive is attracting more people to the sector...
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CWDC: Professional childcare sector needs male teachers
22/01/2009
More men are being urged by one organisation to consider jobs in childcare. According to the Children's Workforce Development Council (CWDC), men are under-represented in the early years workforce and there needs to be action taken against this. The organisation says that although teaching young children..
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Extra IT training needed for teachers, expert claims
13/01/2009
Teachers need to feel confident using computers so they are happy teaching IT skills to their pupils, it has been claimed. According to the Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Services (AGCAS), training is needed to ensure they are using technology to teach the curriculum. Many may also feel intimidated..
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Index reveals employment demand still strong in some sectors
09/12/2008
Some employment sectors have experienced a growth in the use of online recruitment sites to hire workers, it has been revealed. According to the latest results from the Monster Employment Index, the healthcare sector has increased its demand for workers for the second month in a row. Similarly, the..
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