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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
Richard Parsons, a board member of EWC's initial teacher education board explains how accreditation can increase the numbers of Welsh-medium teachers. He explores the relationships between different sectors, partnerships, and the role universities can play in ensuring 1 million Welsh speakers by 2050. Read more.
We are keen to get your views on our draft Strategic plan for 2018-21. Click here to read and respond.
In our latest guest blog, Professor Marilyn Leask explores how we can improve the education system together.
We’ve responded to the independent review of school teachers’ pay and conditions in Wales. 
In the latest edition of Sôn, Rob Williams from NAHT Cymru and Tim Pratt from ASCL Cymru discuss ‘Trust in Leadership’. Read 
Rocio Cifuantes looks at how schools in Wales can better deal with racism and Islamophobia. 
We get to know registered school teacher and acting headteacher of Thornhill School, Liz Berry. 
Nikki Lawrence, who has just completed her MA Education, explores well-being in a work-based learning environment.