Read article In the Spotlight: Practical or Theory? 27th June 2014 Why do we need education? What form should it take? This is something that many students and pupils ask themselves on a […]
Read article Teacher Development: Top Tips for Tough Young Teachers The first years of teaching can often be the toughest. During the early years of their career, newly qualified teachers often experience […]
Read article International Focus: The Cultural Identity of Students Race, gender, ethnicity, language, religion, socio-economic background… each and every one of us can be differentiated (and unified) by our cultural identity. […]
Read article Guest Blog – When I’m older I want to be… When I’m older I would like to be a vet like my father. I have always grown up with animals and when […]
Read article Welsh Educators Honoured with Awards Ceremony On Friday 20th June 2014 recruitment and training specialists New Directions Education celebrated their annual Inspirational Teaching Awards in in Cardiff. The […]
Read article New Directions Education Recruitment Days 23rd June 2014 New Directions Education are preferred supplier of education staff for Swansea, Neath Port Talbot, Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion, offering supply, part-time and full-time positions to […]
Read article Why Supply? #NSTW 19th June 2014 National Supply Teacher Week is almost at an end. We speak to a teacher from Cardiff who tells us all about the […]
Read article Joanne Rees – Employee of the Month, May 2014 Joanne Rees has been recognised by New Directions in Wrexham as their ‘Employee of the Month’ for May. The award sees teachers […]
Read article Why Supply? #NSTW 18th June 2014 Today is day three of National Supply Teacher Week. We speak with Gillian from North Wales who tells us about the flexibility […]