Dedicated AdviceLine
NEU has a dedicated AdviceLine to support you on employment-related issues.
The NEU is the largest education union in Europe, representing teachers, lecturers, support staff, and school leaders in maintained and independent schools and colleges across the UK.
We are the largest education union, the union for all education professionals.
NEU has a dedicated AdviceLine to support you on employment-related issues.
We have NEU workplace reps in schools and colleges. Our workplace reps are there to represent you in the workplace and to offer you advice and support when you need it.
We represent students, trainee teachers, all teaching staff, including ECTs, supply teachers, all support staff, school leaders and other educational occupations in maintained schools, academies and free schools, independent schools, sixth form and further education colleges, education support services, alternative education provision settings, and early years settings.
Visit our Frequently Asked Questions section to find answers to your questions.
'The NEU is about change and change for the better. It is a family - the collective voice of teachers and the collective experience of our students as well.'
NEU reps and activists are uniting with members to campaign and achieve meaningful changes in their schools and colleges.
A trade union is an organisation that represents workers. Its main goal is to protect and advance the interests of its members.
Joining a union means you won’t have to handle workplace issues alone. As a union member, you can unite with your colleagues to create a stronger voice when addressing important work-related matters, such as negotiating your salary and working conditions.
Additionally, union members gain access to valuable advice, support, workplace representation, and opportunities for professional development. They also have access to other benefits, including insurance.
It is strongly recommended that everyone who works in education join a union.
Join the largest education union in Europe. Free for trainee teachers or just £1 in your first year teaching after qualifying.