News

The Minister for Education and Youth has launched a national conversation on the future of education.  The National Conversation on Education takes the format of a survey

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Did you graduate from initial teacher education in 2019 or 2022? Teachers’ Professional Journeys (TPJ) longitudinal research study - invitation to participate!

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In view of deeply concerning developments on the X platform, most recently in relation to its AI system Grok, the Executive Committee of the TUI has decided that the Union will no longer be posting on it or otherwise engaging with it as a communications channel.

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Click here to download the latest TUI News, which issues in hard copy to workplaces this week. 

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The Teachers’ Union of Ireland (TUI) is a public sector trade union affiliated to the ICTU and represents some 20,000 teachers and lecturers engaged in Post-Primary, Further and Higher Education in the Republic of Ireland. It is seeking to fill the following senior position:

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Circular letters outlining the application of a 1% increase (or €500, whichever is larger) to salary scales from 1st February 2026 under the Public Sector Pay Agreement 2024-2026 have issued.

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The Teachers' Union of Ireland (TUI) is seeking to appoint an Associate Official for a fixed-term period of two years. This is a unique opportunity for individuals interested in a career in trade union work to develop their skills and gain first-hand experience in a dynamic and impactful role.

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TUI representatives met this afternoon with Minister for Education and Youth, Hildegarde Naughton, TD.

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The national Convention on Education is commencing shortly. With that in mind we would encourage those who are interested to apply for one of the limited number of places that are available. 

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Preliminary details of the Pilot Voluntary Redeployment Scheme 2026/27 have issued.

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The NCCA recently launched the next range of consultation processes on curricular developments. The TUI strongly encourages members to get involved in such consultation processes as it is very important that the teacher voice is clearly heard.  It is important that members give their views to the NCCA on all issues relating to the draft specifications including, but not limited to, course size, assessment modalities and overall feasibility.  

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TUI wishes everybody a Peaceful Christmas and a Happy New Year.

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In its presentation to the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Drug Use today, the TUI affirmed that while schools have an important role to play in the area of drug prevention and education, responsibilities also rest with parents, communities and the relevant Government departments and aegis bodies.

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