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Are you a teacher dreaming of relocating to the UK? In this video, I break down the **top ICT skills every UK teacher must master**, from using interactive whiteboards and Google Classroom to creating PowerPoint slides and understanding essential software like Microsoft Word. These skills are vital for thriving in UK schools, where technology plays a major role in lesson delivery and classroom management. Whether it’s learning ClassDojo for parent-teacher interaction or mastering online homework tools, I share practical tips to help you prepare and succeed.

This video is packed with advice for teachers, especially those from Nigeria and other countries, aiming to transition to the UK educational system. I also discuss why basic ICT knowledge is a non-negotiable requirement and how it can boost your confidence in securing teaching jobs. If you’re wondering whether schools will train you, I explain what to expect and why it’s essential to develop these skills before applying for jobs. Let me guide you through this important journey!

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Necessary ICT Skills for Teaching in the UK
00:27 - Introduction to ICT in Education
01:41 - Interactive Whiteboards in the Classroom
03:29 - Learning Management Systems Overview
05:28 - Video Conferencing Apps for Education
06:16 - Understanding Safeguarding Policies
06:34 - Training Opportunities for New Teachers