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We recently published our Annual Report and Accounts for 2018-19. The publication marks our first four year term since our reconfiguration in April 2015 and highlights our continued work to provide public reassurance and act as a safeguard to learners, parents, guardians and the general public. It also notes the expansion of our work and infrastructure, namely our work on ITE accreditation, the promotion of careers in the education professions and our role as the secretariat to the Independent Welsh Pay Review Body (IWPRB). See the full report.
The Education Workforce Council would like to congratulate all initial teacher training students who have achieved Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) this year.
Certificates confirming the award have been issued to all newly qualified school teachers and should be delivered over the coming days. Please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. if you do not receive yours by 12 August 2019.
Starting a teaching role or undertaking short-term supply work in a school from September? In order to start your Induction period, you need to be registered with us in the category of School Teacher. Apply for registration or check your record via MyEWC.
On 27 September the Education Workforce Council (EWC), in partnership with the National Academy for Educational Leadership (NAEL) and Swansea University, will host an educational masterclass delivered by Singaporean educationalist Pak Tee Ng. Find out more.
The next Council meeting will take place on 12 July and is open to the general public. More information here.
Read the Consultation Report here.
EWC is currently recruiting a new Chair of its ITE Accreditation Board.
Find more information here.
In our latest blog post, Sunil Patel shares with us why he's so passionate about 'showing racism the red card'. Read more.
Book your free place at this year’s annual lecture that takes place on 16 September at National Museum Wales.
By 31 March 2019, Swansea University and Schools’ Partnership (SUSP), and the University of South Wales Partnership (USWP) submitted separate programmes of ITE for accreditation. During April and May 2019, separate ITE accreditation committees undertook assessments of these programmes. The programmes have been accredited for a period of five years, subject to conditions.
Read more (PDF).
You can see a list of all programmes accredited by EWC, through its ITE Accreditation Board, here.
The EWC has been appointed by the Minister for Education as Secretariat to the new Independent Welsh Pay Review Body (IWPRB).
This consultation will be of particular interest to registrants, professional bodies, members of the public and organisations representing education workforce practitioners.
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