Probationer Teacher Scotland Website Presentation
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The probationerteacherscotland.org.uk website aims to support and guide probationer teachers through offering resources and encouraging information sharing. It provides monthly guidance, an eNewsletter, and RSS feeds to over 6,000 monthly visitors and 26,000 page views. The award winning site requests feedback and help from teachers to promote support for probationers.
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