Education Minister Paul Givan has outlined a pay offer that would provide newly-qualified teachers in Northern Ireland with a starting salary of £30,000, bringing it in line with salaries in England. The proposal has been welcomed by the Ulster Teachers Union, who have been highlighting the recruitment and retention crisis in the teaching profession.
Newly-qualified teachers in Northern Ireland could get a starting salary of £30,000, under a pay offer outlined by Education Minister Paul Givan. The proposal aims to bring the starting point for salaries in Northern Ireland equal to those in England.
The offer has been welcomed by the Ulster Teachers Union, who have been advocating for a pay increase to address the recruitment and retention crisis in the teaching profession.
Northern Ireland Education Teachers Salary Pay Offer Recruitment Retention Profession
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