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As the regulatory body for education professionals in Wales, we now have over 80,000 registrants, covering school teachers, further education lecturers, school and FE support staff, youth workers, youth support workers, and work-based learning practitioners.
The EWC Register of practitioners holds a lot of unique data about the education workforce in Wales.
- Statistics Digest
- Education workforce
- Initial teacher education student results
- School teachers
- QTS, NQTs and Induction
- Leadership and NPQH
- Supply
- School learning support workers
- Further education teachers
- Work-based learning practitioners
- Youth and youth support workers
- Statistics Digest
- Education workforce
- Initial teacher education student results
- School teachers
- QTS, NQTs and Induction
- Leadership and NPQH
- Supply
- School learning support workers
- Further education teachers
- Work-based learning practitioners
- Youth and youth support workers
Statistics Digest
Statistics digest 2019
The Statistics Digest published by the Education Workforce Council (EWC) has revealed that there are now more learning support staff than teachers registered to work in maintained schools in Wales.
Of the over 80,000 people eligible to work in schools, further education, work-based learning and youth work settings in Wales, over 37,325 are registered for school support roles compared to 35,545 for school teacher roles. This highlights the changing nature of Welsh classrooms and how our children are educated. Read a summary of key findings here .
Previous Statistics Digests
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