More than 1,800 teachers in sixth form colleges in England – both academies and non-academies – will be balloted by the NASUWT. The industrial action ballot will close on February 10.

The Sixth Form Colleges Association (SFCA) has offered teachers in non-academised sixth form colleges 3.5% for September 2024 to March this year – and then 5.5% from April, the NEU said.

In September, most teachers in schools and academies received a 5.5% pay reward, but sixth form colleges were not included in the pay uplift.

Teachers in non-academised sixth form colleges have been presented with an “inferior pay offer” compared with their peers, according to the NEU. Since the last day of strike action last month ...

Meanwhile, teachers in sixth form colleges with academy status have been offered 5.5% from September 2024, seven months earlier than their colleagues in non-academised colleges, according to the NEU.

Over 1,800 teachers from both academy and non-academy sixth form colleges in England will be participating in the NASUWT ballot, which is scheduled to conclude on February 10.

Meanwhile, teachers in sixth form colleges with academy status have been offered 5.5% from September 2024, seven months earlier than their colleagues in non-academised colleges, according to the NEU.

Sixth form college teachers in England will resume strike action this week in a dispute over pay. National Education Union (NEU) teacher members at 32 non-academised sixth form colleges will walk ...

Since the last strike day, the Sixth Form Colleges Association (SFCA) has proposed a 3.5% pay rise for September to April, and 5.5% from April for teachers in non-academised sixth form colleges.

RENEWED strike action will be launched by 2,000 teachers at 32 sixth-form colleges in England from Tuesday. Members of the National Education Union (NEU) will walk out for three days, adding to four ...

The Sixth Form Colleges Association (SFCA) has offered teachers in non-academised sixth form colleges 3.5% for September 2024 to March this year – and then 5.5% from April, the NEU said.