3 Apr 2019

A Visual Guide: Teacher Recruitment and Retention Strategy

Alice Rochford

3

min read

The Department for Education’s first Teacher Recruitment and Retention Strategy was published in January 2019, and sets out a 4-point plan to overcome the key obstacles faced by teachers in Britain.

The strategy was created in collaboration with many teachers, as well as unions, experts in the field of education and training providers. It aims to ensure that teaching remains an attractive, rewarding, and sustainable career option.

So what does it contain? We’ve highlighted the key points from the 40 page report for you in the infographic below.







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Zen Educate Limited is registered in England and Wales.

Office address: Unit 2.01 Canterbury Court, 1–3 Brixton Road, London SW9 6DE

Registered Office 9th Floor, 107 Cheapside, London, EC2V 6DN

Company number 10382721 · VAT No. GB262602523