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We all know that teaching is more than a profession; it’s a calling to shape minds and inspire futures. Yet, many educators find themselves yearning for avenues to extend their influence beyond traditional classroom walls. Educational franchising emerges as a compelling pathway, allowing teachers to leverage their skills to foster community growth and student development. […]

Supply teaching can be both a pragmatic and rewarding way to utilise your training in a way that works for you. It can allow you to broaden your educational palate, meet new teams, work in different environments and develop your pedagogy.

I am at the start of a new adventure; I do not know what will happen but what I do know is this: Teaching is a wonderful profession.

We love hearing from teachers who have set up their own businesses, it was really lovely chatting to Karen about her journey and how she is welcoming other teachers to join her as licencees.

An academy is a good route into the advice profession for someone not coming from a financial background, according to Ben Hughes, an adviser at Doxford Financial. Hughes, who recently graduated from the St James’s Place Academy, told FT Adviser that before becoming an adviser he worked as a school teacher for several years.

Teachers deserve support and celebration no matter what stage they are at in their career. They also deserve options. 
If you’re a teacher and you’re reading this: you are amazing, your potential is as limitless as that of your students, and you deserve to be happy. 

Since this was originally posted on October 31st, I put a little Halloween slant on it.  And yes, I did just spend five minutes debating whether or not to use an apostrophe in ‘hallowe’en’.  I went with not. See, I can roll with the times. Anyway, workin’ hard is hardly workin’ for most of us.  […]

One aspect we love about TechyTots is they actively work in school in a variety of ways. As a franchisee, you can run before-school and after-school sessions as well as school enrichment days.

Those that can – did teach! Here you will find 8 UK former teachers who successfully tried their hand at a second career. How many did you realise were former teachers?