Nature and effectiveness of mentorship provision for supporting early-career teachers in England: an empirical investigation
Nature and effectiveness of mentorship provision for supporting early-career teachers in England: an empirical investigation
This project aims to assess the nature and effectiveness of mentorship provisions for early-career teachers (ECTs) in schools operating with different management types (faith-based, independent, local-authority and multi-academy) in Hampshire, England. In doing so, this project contributes to the literature by providing novel insights into how these provisions vary by school, and how they speak to the developmental needs (regarding professional practices and career progression) of those who are starting their careers as schoolteachers in the English schooling system.
The Society for Educational Studies
Gupta, Achala
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Newman, Rachele
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18 March 2025
Gupta, Achala
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Newman, Rachele
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Gupta, Achala and Newman, Rachele
(2025)
Nature and effectiveness of mentorship provision for supporting early-career teachers in England: an empirical investigation
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The Society for Educational Studies, 8pp.
Abstract
This project aims to assess the nature and effectiveness of mentorship provisions for early-career teachers (ECTs) in schools operating with different management types (faith-based, independent, local-authority and multi-academy) in Hampshire, England. In doing so, this project contributes to the literature by providing novel insights into how these provisions vary by school, and how they speak to the developmental needs (regarding professional practices and career progression) of those who are starting their careers as schoolteachers in the English schooling system.
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