Abstract
This chapter looks at professional associations and trade unions and the roles they play in supporting teachers, particularly in the demanding political and social environment that is so much a part of being a teacher. In England, the inspection agency is the Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and Skills. In Northern Ireland it is the Education and Training Inspectorate; in Wales it is Estyn; and in Scotland, school inspections come under Education Scotland. The lives the learners bring to the classroom can also be a valuable learning tool for the teacher. One of the top tips from the newly qualified teachers tells us:Building relationships with students is important. In England, the inspection agency is the Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and Skills. In Northern Ireland it is the Education and Training Inspectorate; in Wales it is Estyn; and in Scotland, school inspections come under Education Scotland.
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