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In our latest blog, Michael Salvatori asks what is the privilege of self-regulation and why are public awareness and understanding so important?
We need your views on our proposals for introducing fees for accreditation of ITE programmes in Wales. Consultation closing date is 5pm 6 July 2018.
Education Consultant Robin Hughes argues the culture of professional learning is as important as standards for the education workforce. Read more.
EWC submission to CYPE Committee’s follow up to their youth work inquiry. Read more.
The Education Workforce Council, the regulatory body for education practitioners in Wales, is to hold a special public lecture at the Angel Hotel, Cardiff on Tuesday 22 May from 5pm.
We’ve just published our plan of workforce data releases for this year.
Our eleventh meeting will take place on 13 March and is open to the general public. More information here.
We’re out and about visiting final year students, on teaching, youth work and FE teaching courses, explaining registration requirements and benefits. Read more.
Update: recruitment has now closed
Have a look at the first of our new research guides about setting up a journal club.
Julian Ayres, who completed his MA Education while working in Further Education, explored ways in which gamification techniques could be applied to motivate disengaged learners.
We’ve put together a glossary of common terms to help you get to grips with your Professional Learning Passport. 
In our latest guest blog, Professor Marilyn Leask explores how we can improve the education system together.
In the latest edition of Sôn, Rob Williams from NAHT Cymru and Tim Pratt from ASCL Cymru discuss ‘Trust in Leadership’. Read