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A total of £5,000 is available to eligible black, Asian or minority ethnic student teachers

Just PE, history and modern studies hit or exceeded their teacher education recruitment targets in Scotland this year for the most popular route into secondary teaching

The pilot scheme for languages and physics teachers, which could cost up to £4m next year, is ‘sign of desperation from the government’, says union leader

Interest in teaching ‘haemorrhaging’, expert warns as latest statistics show 15% fall in primary teaching applicants

In an exclusive interview, Professor Sam Twiselton reveals how she has fought to steer the government’s controversial shake-up of the initial teacher training sector in the right direction, and shares her fears about the future fallout

Your round-up of ÌÇÐÄVlog’ essential news and analysis from the past week includes the government’s recommendation for teacher pay next year, an attempt to halt next week’s strikes and a new teaching apprenticeship for non-graduates

Apprenticeships are currently offered as a teacher training route, but only at postgraduate level

Your round-up of ÌÇÐÄVlog’ must-read content from the past week features the reaction to last week’s national teacher strike over pay, new DfE guidance on behaviour, and insights into the challenges in the academies sector

Unions reiterate demands for better pay, as applications to teacher education programmes in Scotland drop for the second year

Writing in National Apprenticeship Week, Professor Geraint Jones says the success of teaching apprenticeships will depend on teacher training providers accommodating trainees’ needs

Your round-up of ÌÇÐÄVlog’ must-read content from this week features in-depth coverage and analysis from the first teacher strike – including video interviews from staff on the picket lines – and all the reaction from across the country

The controversial reaccreditation process for teacher training, which is set to result in the loss of around a quarter of providers, should not have gone ahead, says Professor Sam Twiselton