Teaching Council

Teaching demands an ability to think on your feet and respond to challenges and opportunities

The brouhaha about the need to abolish school homework, as if it was a recently invented form of cruelty to children, needs perspective and reasoned discussion

Teacher entitled to appeal outcome of disciplinary hearing within 10 school days

Many who qualified outside Ireland complain of red tape, obstacles and delays in securing teaching posts here

The President of the High Court made the order in respect of Colm McCarthy, who is originally from Co Cork

The woman is the subject of an ongoing inquiry into her fitness to teach

Official data suggest significant spare capacity remains at primary and second-level

‘Tailored process’ developed to support registration and vetting of qualified Ukrainians

Teachers may be fast-tracked through registration system, Minister Norma Foley says

Programme aimed at 48,000 pupils with special needs or at risk of disadvantage

Teachers from that war-torn country continue to teach, many online from around the world

‘I cannot express enough how deeply ashamed I am of my actions,’ says teacher

Supports being put in place for new arrivals getting to grips with upheaval, says Foley

Daniel Alexandre Daudet removed from Teaching Council register for 10 years

Opinion: School communities can play a key role in tackling issues such as climate change

School boards draw up contingency plans for remote teaching due to shortages

Ask Brian: There are affordable degree options in the EU taught through English

Education, including teacher supply, has been neglected in Ireland for years

Cian Cooney (36) of Ballymahon, Co Longford, had acknowledged he would not teach again

Open days are a great opportunity to find out as much information as you possibly can

One in ten students is from a minority ethnic background, but this diversity is not reflected in the teaching profession

Vetting bureau sending details to Teaching Council on denied claims in which no prosecution directed

Teaching Council says man has breached trust of pupils, parents and colleagues

Teachers’ conference told training period in schools represents ‘free labour’

A Citizens’ Assembly could revitalise education in Ireland for the 21st century

Comment: We need to think outside the box when reforming how we assess sixth year students

Teaching Council has revised subject requirements for would-be teachers

Judge orders regulator can receive names of individuals man claimed assaulted him

Ask Brian: You should have studied at least one subject from post-primary curriculum at degree level

Move aims to boost numbers of qualified teachers in maths, physics and Spanish

Union calls for review of substitute cover before end of the month

‘They only have a shortage of teachers for temporary subbing, which could be a day or two’

All staff and students using school transport service must wear face covering

Government to hire extra 1,080 secondary school teachers in plan to reopen schools

Concern over difficulties getting grades for students taking subjects outside school

Comments dampen call from National Parents’ Council Primary for partial June reopening

Ask Brian: Regular communication between home and school is more important than ever

Inquiry heard Co Cork primary teacher had thousands of images and videos of abuse

Temporary move may ease teacher supply ‘crisis’ – Irish Primary Principals Network

Chinese is set to joint the Leaving Cert curriculum for the first time. But there are major barriers to it becoming a mainstream language in Irish schools