As its title states, this report from the DfE outlines the government’s plans to expand opportunities for overseas teachers to gain qualified teacher status in England.
This report from the NfER explores links between the level of recruitment to ITT and the subject-specific financial attractiveness of teaching compared to alternative careers as well as the state of the wider labour market.
This research from colleagues at the University of Cambridge analysed the challenges and opportunities presented by e-portfolios in secondary schools and universities.
This report from the National Foundation for Education Research (NFER) explores the availability of intermediate (Level 2, equivalent to GCSEs) and advanced (Level 3, equivalent to A-levels) apprenticeships.
This report from the DfE provides an overview of the global drivers and trends of EdTEch. It also explores the future priorities of teachers and EdTech providers in England.
This report from the Centre for Education and Youth sets out strategies and recommendations for improving the NTP and leveraging the full potential of in-school tutoring to close the attainment gap.
This report commissioned by the DfE presents teachers’ views on a range of topical issues in education including education recovery, teacher wellbeing, and wraparound childcare provision.
This report from the Social Mobility Commission sets out a goal to redefine social mobility and looks at the current state of social mobility in England.
This is the latest chapter in the Deaton Review of Inequalities from the Institute for Fiscal Studies – it takes an in-depth look at how and why inequalities emerge in the early stages of children’s lives.