Recruitment Content – Website and Social Media

A range of resources, templates and inspiration for website and social media activity.

Share Teacher Training Information on Your Website

It can be really useful to include Initial Teacher Training or Train to teach with us in a prominent place on your home page or in menus.

Follow the links below for support in what to share on your website and social media.

Dedicated ITT Information Page

Create a Homepage Button

Social Media Inspiration and Content

Posters and Email Signatures

Get into Teaching

The DFE has a comprehensive site that gives accurate, up-to-date information to potential teachers. To ensure your efforts to promote Teaching and Teacher Training have the best possible impact, talk about Get Into Teaching as a matter of course. Always signpost people to read more at Get Into Teaching, by visiting: https://getintoteaching.education.gov.uk

Fully editable versions of all resources are available to schools who complete the Recruitment and Retention Audit Tool.

If your school wants to get more involved in ITT by hosting placements and working with an accredited ITE provider, you can access 19 providers across the West Midlands by completing our Get Involved tool: ITT Partnerships | Get Involved

Our Toolkit for Schools

This toolkit is designed to support schools with recruitment within their local communities, alumni, and from the wider market.

These resources are free to all schools and can be adapted to suit your context and needs.

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