In this segment from BBC Morning Live, 'Apprentice' contestant Tre Lowe talks to a Now Teacher as he explores changing career in later life.
Lucy Kellaway gives her view about AI teaching on the BBC's Today programme.
Following a successful fundraising campaign, our Trustees have agreed on a plan to recruit a new cohort of 250 teachers to start training in September 2025.
Katie Waldegrave, Now Teach co-founder, has joined the Board of Trustees. Katie has had a huge impact on Now Teach – leading the organisation between 2016 and 2019 and continuing as part of the team until recently.
We share a letter signed by people from education, business and career development agreeing with the Education Select Committee’s recommendation that Now Teach’s funding is restored.
We've been overwhelmed by messages of support following news of our funding situation. Here is the coverage we've seen in the national and sector media.
Now Teach CEO, Graihagh Crawshaw-Sadler, shares news of our funding situation and how this may affect our work. Applications remain open for September 2024.
Two career-changing teachers talk to ITV News about their new role in the classroom.
Now Teacher Sara Harper Stevens talked to Good Housekeeping about her switch the classroom.
Lucy Kellway speaks to the Today Programme about Secondary School Maths Initial Teacher Training Apprenticeship Pilot.
I was 60 when I retired and knew I had made a mistake. I wanted to do something purposeful.
Lucy Kellaway talk to Kathy Newman on Times Radio about the shortage of new teachers joining the professions - and how experienced people in the 40s might be one of the solutions.
