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‘Like lambs to the slaughter’: Concerns over lack of permanent jobs offered to newly qualified teachers

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The Courier · 28 Jun 2021

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The CourierMedia coverage · 28 Jun 2021
They are now destined to spend at least the next year scrabbling around for short term contracts and supply roles.

Probationers in Dundee and Fife failed to secure permanent posts despite a government pledge on teacher recruitment; only seven were offered Dundee jobs, and Willie Rennie said Fife had promised opportunities beyond the roles available.

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They are now destined to spend at least the next year scrabbling around for short term contracts and supply roles.
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‘Like lambs to the slaughter’: Concerns over lack of permanent jobs offered to newly qualified teachers
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