GTCE

AcronymDefinition
GTCEGeneral Teaching Council for England (UK)
GTCEGerman Tactical Commando Elite (gaming clan)
GTCEGeneral Trading & Contracting Establishment
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Instead the Teaching Agency, which will replace the GTCE, will hear only the most serious misconduct cases that could lead to teachers being struck off.
Accused teachers to escape action as council is abolished
Teaching remains predominantly female - with 75% being women teachers - according to the GTCE's 2011 Annual Digest of Statistics.
Are there enough men in teaching? ONLY one in 10 primary school teachers are men - and one quarter of primary schools have no male teachers. JOANNA DESIRA asks if more men are needed in the classroom
The deputy head received a reprimand from the GTCE which will remain on her record for two years but does not stop her from teaching.
Teacher who changed SAT exam answers escapes with reprimand
A spokeswoman for the GTCE said: ``The committee decided to issue Mr Parkinson with a conditional registration order to last for five years.
Teacher watched porn on internet
Education Secretary Michael Gove announced plans to abolish the GTCE two years ago in a cull of Labour-led quangos.
Teachers struck off for bomb-hoax, firearms and bullying offences; 27 APPEARING BEFORE PANEL GIVEN PROHIBITION ORDERS
"Those who crowed over the abolition of the GTCE are now deeply concerned, as they realise that this was part and parcel of the English agenda to de-professionalise teachers.
Plans to overhaul teaching regulatory body are unveiled; VOW NOT TO 'GO DOWN ROUTE OF DE-PROFESSIONALISATION'
Axed by the Westminster coalition, Education Secretary Michael Gove said he was "deeply sceptical" of the GTCE's purpose, believing it "does little to raise teaching standards or professionalism".
Minimising risk after end of teaching council in England
"However, just because Michael Gove has decided to abolish the GTCE does not necessarily mean what is best for England is best for Wales.
Teachers' warning over the future of school sixth forms; PLANS ARE 'SLIPPERY SLOPE' TO BREAKING UP EDUCATION SYSTEM
Lord Puttnam, known for box office hits such as Chariots of Fire, is a champion of learning and was founding chair of the General Teaching Council for England (GTCE).
No Oscars for coalition over teaching council axe
THEREcan be no doubt that the decision by the Westminster Education Secretary, Michael Gove, to scrap the General Teaching Council for England (GTCE) caught everyone by surprise.
Affordability just one reason to axe Teaching Council; In the latest of our union profiles, NASUWT Wales organiser Rex Phillips discusses the role of the General Teaching Council of Wales
It puzzles me therefore, to see what appears to be the arbitrary disposal of the General Teaching Council for England (GTCE) by the incoming coalition Government last week.
Who should regulate the profession here in Wales and champion improvement if not teachers themselves? WHEN EDUCATION SECRETARY MICHAEL GOVE LAST WEEK ANNOUNCED PLANS TO SCRAP ENGLAND'S TEACHING WATCHDOG THERE WERE WHISPERS WALES COULD FOLLOW SUIT. HERE, ACTING DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF HEADTEACHERS IWAN GUY FIGHTS FOR THE GTCW'S CAUSE
The General Teaching Council for England (GTCE) yesterday became the third education body to be axed under the new coalition.
Future of Wales' teaching watchdog in doubt as its English equivalent axed
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