Dean of Education reflects on teacher pay reform announcement
“The news that new teachers’ salaries are due to be increased is undoubtedly welcome.” Dr Jane Moore talks about the impact the salary increase might have on those in teaching.
Tag Archives: Teaching
How Kazakhstan road trip reached its goal at Edge Hill
Unconventional would be one word to describe OIiver Houfe’s eventual journey to Edge Hill University.
Former Royal Navy Nurse securing teaching dream after achieving First Class degree
A leading Naval Nurse who served in Iraq before becoming a mum-of-three has achieved her dream of becoming a teacher.
Manx trio graduate to take up their first teaching posts on Island
Three Isle of Man students will graduate together from Edge Hill University today and return to the Island to take up their first teaching posts.
Future of Higher Education up for debate at Edge Hill conference
Edge Hill University Faculty of Education are hosting their 11th Annual Research Conference in Education (ACRE) from 16-17 July.
Beach School enhances learning and teaching opportunities
A team of academics from Edge Hill University are conducting research which could play an instrumental role in the future of beach schools.
Teaching ambition aided by performance
Roshni Dhodakia believes that Edge Hill University is providing her with the right environment in which to fulfil her teaching dreams.
Breaking the Language Barrier
Learn a second language, for fun or as part of your degree at Edge Hill University, at no extra cost. Still not convinced? Read on.
Promoting inclusion – one smile at a time
A former student from Edge Hill University is helping young people with disabilities share their experiences – and their smiles – online in a new blog, which has already reached more than 60,000 people.
Teaching honours for two outstanding academics
Two academics from Edge Hill University have been awarded prestigious National Teaching Fellowships in recognition of their outstanding impact on student outcomes and the teaching profession.