Meanings of unqualified teachers in English

Labour insiders believe that the public remains opposed to the use of unqualified teachers.

This government changed the rules and scrapped that requirement, allowing schools to employ unqualified teachers, permanently threatening standards.

The number of unqualified teachers working in primary schools has increased, according to Department of Education and Science figures.

Education spokesman Fergus O'Dowd said unqualified teachers were being recruited even though thousands of qualified graduates could not obtain positions.

She may even reverse some of the more potentially electorally unpopular decisions, such as allowing unqualified teachers in state-funded schools.

Combine this with David Cameron's policy of allowing unqualified teachers into the classroom and we have a very troubling picture.

He insisted that the teacher's craft is best learned "on the job" so the number of unqualified teachers grew.

At present there are 460 unqualified teachers in the system, compared with 449 a year-and-a-half ago.

Freedom also began to look like dangerous deregulation as the financial scandals grew and unqualified teachers start to fill our state schools.

In nearly every case, he discovered, these schools, though they relied largely on unqualified teachers receiving minimal salaries, outperformed the state schools.

Primary teachers are now being forced to use retired and in some cases unqualified teachers to take their classes, the union says.

These include the appointment of unqualified teachers and inadequate levels of supervision, because local education authorities have little role in monitoring schools.

They include the appointment of unqualified teachers and inadequate levels of supervision, because local education authorities have little role in monitoring schools.

People will be surprised we are embarking on a programme that could mean that lots of unqualified teachers are teaching our children.

She said she had worked with certain people when she had not and she had given them higher positions when they were unqualified teachers.

Conservatives were furious that Clegg had criticised the use of unqualified teachers in free schools and said the national curriculum must be imposed on academies.