Sentence examples for teachers schemes from inspiring English sources

The rest, such as the civil service, police, NHS and teachers' schemes are funded directly by employee and employer contributions.

"I am pleased to report that heads of agreement have now been established with most unions in the local government, health, civil service and teachers' schemes," he said.

There is the Troops to Teachers scheme which aims to fast-track ex-forces personnel into teaching roles.

A £9.5bn loss in 2007 in the teachers' scheme was due to an increase in life expectancy that experts said should be included in a revaluation in the next few months, and could lead to one percentage point rise in contributions to 7.4%, cutting £300 from the take-home pay of a teacher.

The Troops to Teachers scheme will help "highly skilled" former military personnel become teachers within two years.

In July 1904, The Judd School participated in the Pupil Teachers Scheme on an experimental basis.

The Judd School sixth form can be said to have been established as early as 1903in the wake of the Education Act of 1902when the Pupil Teachers Scheme was born and The Judd School was used a training centre for young teachers.

Existing members of the civil service, NHS and teacher schemes can retire at 60, but new members have already been told they can't do so until 65.

Under changing salary structure the paper briefly discusses: delinking teacher salaries from civil service salaries, changing rates of progression through the scale, delinking salaries from advanced qualifications, incentives and supplementary allowances (housing, transport, hardship), and merit awards and master teacher schemes.

Teachers rewrite schemes to work to accommodate low levels of English, while keeping the content and level of challenge the same.

"They'll work with teachers on schemes of work, research preferred learning styles, set up home work projects, organise events or develop literacy initiatives," she says.