TeachersTalk is a free teaching resource for UK Teachers.
You can join our free Teachers Forum to become part of our online community and get support and advice from other Teachers.
We have many Teaching Resources for those thinking about becoming a teacher, and are happy to accept contributions from our members who are willing to share their experience with others.
Hot topics on our Teachers Forum
Hello :)
I Need Your Help!
Meeting fellow teachers
Looking to complete PGCE PCET next year
Job Interview for year 1
NQT looking for first job
Primary School Teacher in Tainan City, Taiwan
Pathways?
Indoor P.E. Barefeet or Trainers ??
Christmas snowflake dance
A number of teaching related websites run by the government have been merged into one mass at www.education.gov.uk.
The content from the TDA can now be found at Get into Teaching
The videos from Teachers.tv can now be found scattered around the web: Teachers.tv videos
The team behind the original Teachers.tv have set up www.teachersmedia.co.uk where they are re-uploading as many videos as they can
The Teacher Support Network has launched its new site for NQT's and Trainee Teachers
The site is based upon the 'Starting out Guide' which has helped thousands of newly qualified and teacher trainees.
Do you shop online?
Do you want to get Cash Back for everything you buy?
Teachers Cashback offers you the chance to get money back from shopping online.
Thousands of retailers use affiliates to sell their products, and these affiliates earn commission on sales. Teachers Cashback offers you some of this commission back, so not only do you receive great deals, but cashback too!
14th - 18th November 2011
Every November through Anti-Bullying Week the Anti-Bullying Alliance (ABA) and its 60 member organisations shine a light on bullying, sending a clear and positive message that bullying is neither acceptable nor inevitable in our schools and communities.
The Anti-bullying Alliance (ABA) was founded in 2002 by the NSPCC and the National Children's Bureau. The ABA has 60 member organisations and aims to reduce bullying and create safer environments in which children and young people can live, grow, play and learn.
Nearly 80 per cent of teachers have been bullied over the last two years, a new survey by the Teacher Support Network and the Centre for Research on Workplace Behaviours at the University of Glamorgan, has suggested.
You can read the full article at the Teacher Support Network
We are always striving to keep this site up to date and add new information for our visitors. The links below will take you to our most recent site updates:
Teachers Forum
Teaching Resources
Becoming a Teacher
Routes into Teaching
PGCE Interview Tips
