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   What is the status of a teacher?

   • The status of teachers remains a concern in many jurisdictions. Teachers are aware that holding the same qualifications or levels of training as other professions does not bring the same status, despite teaching and facilitating learning being complex work that requires significant expertise.

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   What does chartered status mean for teachers & school leaders?

   • Teachers and school leaders who have achieved Chartered Status say they are more confident, use research and evidence to inform their approaches, and are more effective in their role. Gaining Chartered Status benefits the individual, their school and the children and young people they teach. Find the pathway that’s right for you and your role

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   What is Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)?

   • Qualified teacher status (QTS) is a legal requirement to teach in many English schools and is considered desirable for teachers in the majority of schools in England. Get into Teaching explains teacher training routes to QTS for UK citizens. The Teaching Regulation Agency (TRA) are responsible for awarding QTS.

   Qualified teacher status (QTS): qualify to teach in England

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   How many teachers are still a teacher?

   • For teachers with over a decade of experience, retention rates are now at the lowest level seen since the data was first published in 2010. A decade after qualification, only 59 per cent of teachers remain in the profession today. Ten years ago, that figure stood at over 65 per cent.

   Six charts that explain the state of the teaching workforce in England

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   Are teachers resigning?

   • The expected surge in teachers leaving the profession is now clearly visible in the data. Resignations have risen dramatically for all teaching posts, particularly head teachers, who are now four times more likely to quit their role for careers outside of state schools than they were in 2010.

   Six charts that explain the state of the teaching workforce in England

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   Can a post-14 teacher work as a qualified teacher in England?

   • If you are an experienced post-14 teacher and have QTLS status and membership of the Society for Education and Training, you may be eligible to work as a qualified teacher in schools in England. You can find out how to obtain QTLS and how to teach in a maintained school with QTLS.

   Qualified teacher status (QTS): qualify to teach in England

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2. www.gov.uk › guidance › check-a-teachers-recordCheck a teacher's record - GOV.UK

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   Jun 26, 2024 · A teacher’s record tells you whether they have: qualified teacher status (QTS) or early years teacher status (EYTS) passed their induction. national professional qualifications (NPQ) or...

3. www.gov.uk › guidance › access-your-teachingAccess your teaching qualifications - GOV.UK

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5. www.ei-ie.org › en › itemThe Global Report on the Status of Teachers 2021

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   Apr 15, 2014 · Qualified teacher status (QTS) is a legal requirement to teach in many English schools and is considered desirable for teachers in the majority of schools in England.

7. oxfordre.com › education › educationThe Status of Teachers - Oxford Research Encyclopedias

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   Internationally, the status of teachers is fraught with ambiguity, contradiction, and complexity. Status, simply defined as one’s “standing in society,” has undergone many redefinitions as lives and societies have become more nuanced and complex.

8. chartered.college › charteredChartered Status – chartered.college

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   A Chartered Teacher is a Teacher who has received recognition for high-quality teaching, evidence-informed practice and school leadership through the Chartered College of Teaching. Chartered Status holders are pioneers whose insights and expertise are invaluable to the profession.

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   Both the school workforce and the teaching workforce grew between 2021/22 and 2022/23. There are about half a percent more teachers than in the previous academic year and the number of teaching assistants (TAs) has also grown by nearly two per cent.