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Sir Michael states that parliament had missed the training targets for recent years in the education industry. Which in turn brought a teacher shortage in the labour force across all education levels and recruitment agencies are now lacking teachers to fill the shortage. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: International Recruitment Agencies


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International Recruitment Agencies
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  • Sir Michael states that parliament had missed the
    training targets for recent years in the
    education industry. Which in turn brought a
    teacher shortage in the labour force across all
    education levels and recruitment agencies are now
    lacking teachers to fill the shortage.

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  • English was found to be one of the most widely
    used languages in Europe, Asia and Africa, where
    they follow a very similar curriculum to the U.K.

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  • International recruitment agencies were found to
    offer much higher salaries along with other
    employee benefits for teachers migrating from the
    U.K, along with fixed contracts for those wanting
    more flexibility in their work-life balance.

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  • The BBC insight found that workload was the
    primary reasons for seeking employment abroad,
    followed by wages and employee benefits.

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  • Reports also found increased health and safety
    regulations, long winded applications procedures
    and record keeping requirements laid out by
    education authorities put many teachers to favour
    the less tedious employment approach abroad.

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  • This coincides with the report for last year
    conducted by Ofsted, which showed a strong
    correlation between workload demand and reasons
    for teaching abroad.

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  • Teachers are seeing their profession slandered by
    the media and politicians on a constant basis
    which a major turn off for future graduates.

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  • A teacher the BBC interviewed stated that the
    teaching culture should not be seen as a last
    resort for those looking for an employment
    opportunity, but a fundamental to ensuring the
    british curriculum remains globally competitive.

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  • The conveyor belt approach taken to new teachers
    entering the industry dampens the incentive of
    innovation or motivation to work beyond their
    means, which in turn calls for the Government to
    conduct further research within the industry.

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  • Furthermore with the ever-changing global
    environment, the industry needs to be up to date
    with technology, social media and current events
    to ensure teachers can increase productivity in a
    safe and secure teaching environment.

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  • Figures by the Association of Teachers and
    Lecturers found that forty percent of new
    teachers were changing their career path after
    becoming fully qualified.

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  • For more update, visit us

http//www.bbc-news.org.uk/news/education/7564031.
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