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A combination of the recession and a campaign by the Training and Development Agency has led to a surge in applications to the teaching profession, though there is a suspicion that many may leave and return to their previous roles once the economy starts to improve.
- How could the Training and Development Agency (the UK body responsible for the recruitment and professional development of teachers) check that candidates are serious in their applications?
- What are the benefits to the teaching profession of recruiting individuals who have gained experience in industry?
- What might be the attraction of entering the teaching profession for someone who has spent most of their career within industry or commerce?
- What should a school be looking for in a candidate: ability to teach the subject or motivation to remain in the teaching profession?
- Are there any particular manpower planning challenges that are faced by schools?
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