Sentence examples for school workforce from inspiring English sources

My biggest bugbear is the nonsense of school workforce reform.

The latest school workforce data shows that there are 68,800 FTE leaders in state schools in England.

Since January, 5,480 teachers have retired, accelerating a recent trend that mostly reflects an aging of the public school workforce.

The DfE's most recent school workforce survey found fewer science, English and maths teachers have qualifications in the subjects they teach than last year.

Recognising the value of TAs – a group who make up 25% of the school workforce – is overdue, not least because of the rough ride they've endured recently.

The DfE's annual school workforce survey also showed a continued rise in the use of teaching assistants in state schools, with primaries and nurseries employing three teaching assistants for every four full-time teachers.

The result of the shortage is increased class sizes, growing use of supply teachers, unqualified teachers (4.5% of the schools workforce do not have qualified teacher status) and teachers teaching subjects in which they are not qualified.

Deputy leader Jane Storey said: "There are 1,100 posts set to go in the next financial year out of the non-school workforce.

"Cuts of this magnitude means that more than 6,000 jobs, part of the 24,000 non schools workforce employed by the council, are at risk over the next three years".

The book is used in schools, workforce development programs and even the Pentagon.

Given the considerable public finance invested in schemes to generate rural doctors, including bonded student places, clinical schools, workforce agencies and work incentives [ 6], independent studies that consider the relative cost-effectiveness of rural-based medical education versus other strategies would be useful for policymakers.