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SUMMARY:Train to Teach London
DESCRIPTION:A national recruitment campaign is coming to London to encourage local people to find out more about life as a teacher. The session aims to inspire more people in the region to join a unique profession that helps shape the lives of the next generation. \nAnyone interested in finding out more about the benefits and rewards of teaching can visit the Train to Teach event at Congress Centre\, 28 Great Russell Street\, London\, WC1B 3LS on Saturday 11th June 2022 from 10am to 2.30pm. \nVisitors will be able to find out how to get into teaching from expert advisers\, training providers and local teachers. \nThe event is part of a programme of events organised across different towns and cities by the national Get Into Teaching campaign\, which provides a comprehensive programme of support to help graduates become teachers. \nAt the latest event\, attendees will be able to chat with current teachers to find out what a day in the life of a teacher is really like\, and get one-to-one advice from teaching experts on their application. Information will be also available about how to fund your training – you could get a tax-free bursary of up to £24\,000 to train as a teacher\, in selected subjects. \nReflecting on her career to date\, Dimitra Totikidou\, a maths teacher at Orleans Park School in Twickenham\, who will be sharing their experience and insights at the event\, said:   \n“I’m proud to be supporting the campaign and I would encourage anyone who is just starting out in the world of work\, or looking to switch jobs\, to consider a career in teaching. \n“Teaching is such a varied role\, from the emotional rewards of making students feel like anything is possible\, to using your experience to bring lessons to life – no two days are the same. The best part of it for me is the relationships that you form with your students and the feeling that you are supporting them to achieve their goals. \n“I know the impact good teachers can have on a child\, not just in terms of academic success but in teaching a child the importance of social skills\, promoting resilience\, self-worth and confidence.” \nBeing a teacher means having an impact on students well beyond the classroom years. In research of over 2\,000 people for Get into Teaching\, two fifths (40%) of adults surveyed in England work in a job or career related to one of their favourite subjects from their time at school\, and almost three quarters (74%) of those surveyed who have a favourite subject\, said their teachers’ passion for the subject helped spark their interest in it. \nRoger Pope\, spokesperson for the Get Into Teaching campaign and a National Leader of Education\, said: \n“It’s a wonderful feeling knowing that every lesson is helping to shape the life of a young person. \n“As well as the immense satisfaction of witnessing students learn and knowing you are influencing who or what they might become\, teaching enables you to tap into your talents and passion for a particular subject. \n“It also offers some competitive financial rewards and long-term prospects. \n“Anyone who feels they have the passion and potential to teach should join us for this Train to Teach event in London.” \nThe free Train to Teach event is being held at Congress Centre\, 28 Great Russell Street\, London\, WC1B 3LS on Saturday 11th June 2022 from 10am to 2.30pm. Registration in advance is advisable but visitors can turn up and register on the day. \nAs a teacher you can help create a society where everyone\, wherever they live\, regardless of gender\, race\, ethnicity\, education or age has the opportunity to succeed. The Get Into Teaching service has experienced advisers available to give free support and advice. To find out more about a career in the classroom and the range of recruitment events being held this term\, visit: https://getintoteaching.education.gov.uk\, or call the Get Into Teaching Line on 0800 389 2500.
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/train-to-teach-london-4/
LOCATION:Congress Centre\, Congress Centre\, 28 Great Russell Street\, London\, WC1B 3LS
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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SUMMARY:Train to Teach London
DESCRIPTION:A national recruitment campaign is coming to London to encourage local people to learn more about life as a teacher. The session aims to inspire more people in the region to join a unique profession that helps shape the next generation’s lives.  \nAnyone interested in finding out more about the benefits and rewards of Teaching can visit the Train to Teach event at Congress Centre\, 28 Great Russell Street\, London\, WC1B 3LS on Saturday 5th March 2022 from 10 am to 2:30 pm.  \nVisitors will learn how to get into Teaching from expert advisers\, training providers and local teachers. \nThe event is part of a programme of events organised across different towns and cities by the national Get Into Teaching campaign\, which provides a comprehensive programme of support to help graduates become teachers.  \nAbout 10\,000 people attend a series of Train to Teach events every year. At the latest event\, attendees will be able to chat with current teachers to find out what a day in the life of a teacher is really like\, and get one-to-one advice from teaching experts on their application. Information will also be available about how to fund your training – you could get a tax-free bursary of up to £24\,000 to train as a teacher in selected subjects. \nReflecting on her career to date\, Anastasia Lada\, a maths teacher at Tolworth Girls School and Sixth Form in Surbiton\, who will be sharing their experience and insights at the event\, said:   \n“I’m proud to be supporting the campaign\, and I would encourage anyone who is just starting in the world of work or looking to switch jobs to consider a career in Teaching.\n“Teaching is such a varied role\, from the emotional rewards of making students feel like anything is possible to use your experience to bring lessons to life – no two days are the same. The best part of it for me is to see it in students’ eyes when they understand something and can apply a new concept to new questions. \n“I know the impact good teachers can have on a child\, not just in terms of academic success but in teaching a child the importance of social skills\, promoting resilience\, self-worth and confidence.”  \nBeing a teacher means impacting students well beyond the classroom years. In recent research of over 2\,000 people for getting into Teaching\, two fifths* (40%) of adults surveyed in England work in a job or career related to one of their favourite subjects from their time at school. Furthermore\, almost three quarters** (74%) of those surveyed who have a favourite subject said their teachers’ passion for the subject helped spark their interest in it1. \nRoger Pope\, the spokesperson for the Get Into Teaching campaign and a National Leader of Education\, said: \n“It’s a beautiful feeling knowing that every lesson is helping to shape the life of a young person.  \n“As well as the immense satisfaction of witnessing students learn and knowing you are influencing who or what they might become\, Teaching enables you to tap into your talents and passion for a particular subject. \n“It also offers some competitive financial rewards and long-term prospects. \n“Anyone who feels they have the passion and potential to teach should join us for this Train to Teach event in London.” \nThe free Train to Teach event is held at Congress Centre\, 28 Great Russell Street\, London\, WC1B 3LS\, on Saturday 5th March 2022 from 10 am to 2:30 pm. Registration in advance is advisable\, but visitors can turn up and register on the day.  \nAs a teacher\, you can help create a society where everyone\, wherever they live\, regardless of gender\, race\, ethnicity\, education or age\, has the opportunity to succeed. The Get Into Teaching service has experienced advisers available to give free support and advice. To learn more about a career in the classroom and the range of recruitment events being held this term\, visit: https://getintoteaching.education.gov.uk\, or call the Get Into Teaching Line on 0800 389 2500.
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/train-to-teach-london-3/
LOCATION:Congress Centre\, Congress Centre\, 28 Great Russell Street\, London\, WC1B 3LS
CATEGORIES:Arts,Community Events,Conferences,Education,Events in London,Fairs,Free Events,Pop Up,Society
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SUMMARY:Local Primary Teacher Calls On People In London To Join Them In Shaping The Next Generation
DESCRIPTION:LOCAL PRIMARY TEACHER CALLS ON PEOPLE IN LONDON TO JOIN THEM IN SHAPING THE NEXT GENERATION \nNational teacher recruitment drive goes virtual connecting London residents with local teachers and training providers. \nPeople in London are being encouraged to join a virtual careers event to learn more about life as a teacher. The session\, part of a national recruitment drive\, aims to inspire more people in the region to join a unique profession that helps shape the next generation’s lives. \nThe free virtual Train to Teach event will take place on Saturday 26th June 2021\, from 10 am to 1 pm and will be supported by a local teacher Emmanuel Awoyelu from New Rush Hall School. At the event\, primary school teacher Emmanuel will be live on the platform to share his experience and insights\, as well as helping others to explore teaching as a career. \nThe Train to Teach events are part of the national Get into Teaching campaign\, which provides a comprehensive programme of support to help graduates become teachers. Last year alone\, thousands of aspiring teachers attended a series of face-to-face events. For this academic year and in light of ongoing Covid-19 restrictions\, events are being hosted online so anyone curious or set on a career in teaching can still speak to current teachers from their area\, as well as expert advisers who can help them with training options and next steps. \nReflecting on his career to date\, Emmanuel Awoyelu\, a primary school teacher at New Rush Hall School in Ilford\, London\, said:\n“I’m proud to be supporting the campaign\, and I would encourage anyone who is just starting in the world of work or looking to switch jobs to consider a career in teaching.\n“Teaching is such a varied role\, from the emotional rewards of making students feel like anything is possible to use your experience to bring lessons to life – no two days are the same. The best part of it for me is seeing that light bulb moment for a child when they’ve grasped something they didn’t understand before.\n“The very best part of teaching is the opportunity to be creative to engage children in their learning. From writing poems to dressing up\, I surprise myself with how creative I can be every day. This part is just as important for me as it is for my students.\n“I know the impact good teachers can have on a child\, not just in terms of academic success but in teaching a child the importance of social skills\, promoting resilience\, self-worth and confidence.” \nRoger Pope\, a spokesperson for the Get Into Teaching campaign and a National Leader of Education\, said: \n“It’s a wonderful feeling knowing that every lesson is helping to shape the life of a young person. \n“As well as the immense satisfaction of witnessing students learn and knowing you are influencing who or what they might become\, teaching enables you to tap into your talents and passion for a particular subject. \n“It also offers some competitive financial rewards and long-term prospects. \n“Anyone who feels they have the passion and potential to teach should join us for this virtual event.” \nTo gain access to the online event\, people will need to register at least two working days in advance. On the day\, upon entering the virtual event platform\, we will greet attendees with welcome videos and introductory presentations to give them a flavour of teaching. They can also enter the live marketplace with experienced teacher training advisors\, current teachers and local teacher training providers who can answer any questions. \nYou could receive a £24\,000 tax-free bursary to train as a teacher in selected subjects\, and newly qualified teachers start on a minimum starting salary of £25\,000 to £32\,000\, depending on location. \nApplications for teacher training\, starting in September 2021 are now open. To find out more and see the range of virtual events being held this term\, visit: https://getintoteaching.education.gov.uk\, or call the Get Into Teaching Line on 0800 389 2500. \nEnds \nNotes to Editors\n• For the latest list of bursaries and scholarships available\, go to: https://getintoteaching.education.gov.uk/funding-and-salary/overview\n• To gain access to the online event\, people will need to register at least two working days in advance.\nAbout the Get Into Teaching campaign.\nThe national Get into Teaching campaign from the Department for Education provides a comprehensive programme of support to help graduates become teachers\, providing guidance all the way through the application process.
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/local-primary-teacher-calls-on-people-in-london-to-join-them-in-shaping-the-next-generation/
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SUMMARY:Train to Teach London
DESCRIPTION:People in London are being encouraged to join a virtual careers event to find out more about life as a teacher. The session\, part of a national recruitment drive\, aims to inspire more people in the region to join a unique profession that helps shape the lives of the next generation. \nThe free virtual ‘Train to Teach London’ event will take place on Saturday and will be supported by a local teacher Dimitra Totikidou from Orleans Park School Twickenham. At the event\, maths teacher Dimitra will be live on the platform to share her experience and insights\, as well as helping others to explore teaching as a career. \nThe Train to Teach events are part of the national Get into Teaching campaign which provides a comprehensive programme of support to help graduates become teachers. Last year alone\, thousands of aspiring teachers attended a series of face-to-face events. For this academic year and in light of ongoing Covid-19 restrictions\, events are being hosted online so anyone curious or set on a career in teaching can still speak to current teachers from their area\, as well as expert advisers who can help them with training options and next steps. \nTo gain access to the online event\, people will need to register at least two working days in advance. On the day\, upon entering the virtual event platform\, attendees will be greeted with welcome videos and introductory presentations to give them a flavour of teaching. They can also enter the live marketplace where there will be experienced teacher training advisors\, current teachers and local teacher training providers who can answer any questions. \nYou could receive a £24\,000 tax-free bursary to train as a teacher\, in selected subjects\, and newly qualified teachers start on a minimum starting salary of £25\,000 to £32\,000\, depending on location. \nApplications for teacher training\, starting in September 2021\, are now open.
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/train-to-teach-london-2/
LOCATION:London\, London\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Courses,Education,Fairs,Online Events,Society,Virtual Events,Workshops
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SUMMARY:Train to Teach London
DESCRIPTION:People in London are being encouraged to join a virtual careers event to find out more about life as a teacher. The session\, part of a national recruitment drive\, aims to inspire more people in the region to join a unique profession that helps shape the lives of the next generation.  \nThe free virtual Train to Teach event will take place on Saturday 30th January 2021 from 10am to 1pm and will be supported by a local teacher Dimitra Totikidou from Orleans Park School Twickenham. At the event\, maths teacher Dimitra will be live on the platform to share her experience and insights\, as well as helping others to explore teaching as a career.  \nThe Train to Teach events are part of the national Get into Teaching campaign which provides a comprehensive programme of support to help graduates become teachers. Last year alone\, thousands of aspiring teachers attended a series of face-to-face events. For this academic year and in light of ongoing Covid-19 restrictions\, events are being hosted online so anyone curious or set on a career in teaching can still speak to current teachers from their area\, as well as expert advisers who can help them with training options and next steps.  \nReflecting on her career to date\, Dimitra\, a maths teacher at Orleans Park School in Twickenham\, said:   \n“I’m proud to be supporting the campaign and I would encourage anyone who is just starting out in the world of work\, or looking to switch jobs\, to consider a career in teaching. \n“Teaching is such a varied role\, from the emotional rewards of making students feel like anything is possible to using your experience to bring lessons to life – no two days are the same. The best part of it for me\, is the feeling of making a change in young people’s lives and that as teachers we learn and develop new skills every day to accommodate our students’ needs. Also\, working with kids is fun\, refreshing and life changing.  \n“I know the impact good teachers can have on a child\, not just in terms of academic success but in teaching a child the importance of social skills\, promoting resilience\, self-worth and confidence.” \nRoger Pope\, spokesperson for the Get Into Teaching campaign and a National Leader of Education\, said: \n“It’s a wonderful feeling knowing that every lesson is helping to shape the life of a young person.  \n“As well as the immense satisfaction of witnessing students learn and knowing you are influencing who or what they might become\, teaching enables you to tap into your talents and passion for a particular subject. \n“It also offers some competitive financial rewards and long-term prospects. \n“Anyone who feels they have the passion and potential to teach should join us for this virtual event.” \nTo gain access to the online event\, people will need to register at least two working days in advance. On the day\, upon entering the virtual event platform\, attendees will be greeted with welcome videos and introductory presentations to give them a flavour of teaching. They can also enter the live marketplace where there will be experienced teacher training advisors\, current teachers and local teacher training providers who can answer any questions.  \nYou could receive a £24\,000 tax-free bursary to train as a teacher\, in selected subjects\, and newly qualified teachers start on a minimum starting salary of £25\,000 to £32\,000\, depending on location.  \nApplications for teacher training\, starting in September 2021\, are now open.
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