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ATL's student and NQT forum
ATL's student and newly qualified members forum, ATL Future, ensures that the voice of new teachers is heard in ATL policy and practice.
At a recent meeting, for example, items on the agenda for the forum included the selection of student and newly qualified members for Conference, and ideas for how ATL's publications for this audience can be improved.
The forum will be able to make a real difference to what goes on at ATL. If you'd like information on how you can get involved, email ATLfuture@atl.org.uk.
To find out more about the Forum, listen to ATL member Ruth Hanson, who addressed a group of NQTs recently about her involvement with ATL: Getting involved with ATL: Ruth Hanson.
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- Ruth Hanson, Mp3 audio, 3185 KB