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How Teachers Can Successfully Interview for Leadership Roles

For many teachers, the move into leadership feels exciting, challenging and slightly intimidating all at the same time. The transition […]

I retraced my steps. It was long overdue. A few years ago I followed a path that I had taken

One of the biggest misconceptions about career change is the belief that most people have a perfectly clear plan before

To start to identify the problems surrounding teacher career change, one must first understand the psyche. The majority of those

Gaslighting at work is one of the most psychologically damaging experiences professionals can face. And in schools, where people are

This was the start of the email. There is always one email I wait for when I work with clients.

The problem with problems is that they seem so big when you’re facing them. It is hard to see how

Among the many challenges involved with considering a career change from education to another field is the application process. In

What’s in a word? Well, when it comes to a CV, words really do matter, especially now the use of

You’ve made the leap. You have handed in your notice and exit the classroom at the end of the academic

Rejected. Ignored. Ghosted. It’s exhausting! It’s crushing! You’ve spent all that time trawling the job ad sites, taken the trouble

Every workplace develops its own DNA. Whether intentionally designed or allowed to evolve by default, organisations eventually become recognised for

For many teachers and school leaders, the fear of receiving a bad reference can become overwhelming. Particularly in education, where

When we think of bullying, we think of children at school. We don’t think of adults at work. The sad

And how to fix them. 1 Gaps in service In teacher application forms, any gaps in career history is a