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Are you a recent graduate or university student with no work experience under your belt? Learn how you should be writing your CV to ensure your skills are painted in the best light for prospective employers.

Still trying to convince your SLT to invest in edtech? Read this article by Davis Miller for the perfect pitch!

After one of the most controversial election campaigns in our history coming to an end, do you want to know how the US election results will affect us over here in the UK. After the huge decision for the UK to leave the EU back in June, it is easy for us to feel that no other political event is as momentous as Brexit, especially those happening in other countries. However, with the US being the biggest power in the modern world, major events in the US impact everyone! Find out more…

On Monday 9th October, EduStaff Consultants Luke and Patrick went down to CTC Kinghurst Academy in Solihull for the annual Career Day.

How do pretzels, quantum computing and a Swedish man called Thors help us understand how we can effectively teach difficult concepts to young minds?!

Guest author Kim Freeman-Smith tackles the complex process of academisation from a legal perspective in this helpful guide. From thinking about applying all the way through to reopening, this piece covers all the bases.

In our latest guest post from the Educator.co.uk looks into EdTech and how it is revolutionizing the way students are learning and teaching.

With England voting to leave he EU the country is in turmoil. But how will this impact the education sector? EduStaff investigates the predictions of what students and teachers can expect in the future.

Primary school teachers are a rare species that have evolved a lot of special skills to help the support the development of the students that count on them. Read on to learn more...

A recent survey found that over 80% of a sample of school staff believe they are stressed. But what can you do to help?

The House of Commons Committee of Public Accounts has reported on the Department for Education’s efforts towards training new teachers in a recent report. But are they hitting their targets?

The Inspiring Leadership Conference is a chance for heads and aspiring school leaders to get together and discuss the changing world of education and business.

The Children and Families Bill made important changes to the way support is given to pupils with Special Educational Needs (SEN). This post looks at what these significant changes mean for pupils, parents and schools.

Our friends from Study Medicine Europe put together this fantastic guide on exam stress. Take a look and share it with your students in the run up to the exam period.

So your school is going to become and academy by 2022, but what does that mean for the students, teachers and teaching assistants?

Learn more about academy sponsorship and how this may affect your school.

Our new guest article is written by Andy Bell from Tutoring Help, in it he covers the ways digital learning has changed the face of education for the better.

This is a guest blog from Alessio Bernardelli, Founding Director of CollaboratEd, that explores the idea that school leaders and Ofsted are too reliant on assessment data?

With the recent academisation news and the publication of the 2016 Education White Paper, we thought it would be useful to provide a summary of the teaching union’s comments and opinions on these crucial new plans and proposals.

Easter is nearly upon us and as you know kids love chocolate and therefore Easter. This year why not celebrate the coming of summer by mixing-up your usual lessons with some exciting and educational variations on the classic usual Easter Egg Hunt.