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What do you think about the exams process this year?
What do you think about the exams process this year?
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Welcome to the NEU! Whether you’re starting your training in a school or at university, the National Education Union is here to support you throughout your teacher training and your career.
Advice, tips and publications for newly qualified and trainee teachers on starting your teaching placement, lesson planning and behaviour management as well as frequently asked questions.
NEU advice regarding the completion of initial teacher training courses and inducation of newly qualified teachers during the coronavirus crisis.
This advice contains advice about health and safety matters which both newly qualified and student teachers should be aware of when entering the profession.
The National Education Union has produced this 22-point checklist as a guide for School Direct trainee teachers setting out the minimum expectations for their teacher training year.
Like others on the way to gaining QTS, you may be feeling anxious about your legal position while in the classroom. This brief summary should help you understand your rights and responsibilities.
There are lots of relationships to get used to when you first go into the classroom. Here are some tips for navigating relationships with pupils, colleagues and parents.
Advice for trainee members on the additional work outside the classroom you may be involved in.
Advice for trainee members on the role of a mentor, how to work best with your mentor and what to do if you feel you are not being supported.
Tips for trainee members on managing behaviour in the classroom, including tips for your first lesson and managing conflict.
Advice for trainees on managing behaviour in the classroom, including physical and social contact and infatuations.
Advice for trainee members on lesson planning, timing and pacing, and tips on how to save time.
What to expect on your teaching placement, including advice on what you should and should not be asked to do in the classroom.
Guidance on what you can do to ensure you have the best start on your trainee placement, including a visit to the school and familiarising yourself with policies and procedures.
General increase is welcome but subject shortages and retention are a challenge.