Mentoring in schools: The key to retaining early career teachers?
Read Haili Hughes' blog post on Irisconnect about the importance of quality mentoring for teachers who are just starting out in their careers.
If you want to support your early career teachers and create an atmosphere of support which will hopefully foster better job satisfaction and retention, please ensure that you have the best possible teachers acting as mentors. These colleagues will be a vital support to new teachers and they will need to be given the time to do this job well and gain the expertise required to be a quality mentor. Read the full post here.
Discover Haili’s newly-published book Mentoring in Schools here.
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