The Africa Project is the result of the inspirational international development work of one of our members and his pupils and school.

We are keen to find out more about the work undertaken by NUT’s local associations, divisions and members on international issues. Please tell us what international work you are involved in by completing and returning the survey below, and we will consider including it in this section.

Survey on Local International Work

The NUT has a proud history on the global stage. As an International Solidarity Officer you will play a key role locally in working towards the NUT’s global vision to show solidarity, protect teachers’ trade union rights and to support high quality public education for all.  For a role description and to find out how to apply to become an International Solidarity Officer please see flyer.

The NUT plays a significant role in supporting teacher unions worldwide. Twinning is part of the international work of the NUT. This publication aims to provide guidelines for associations and divisions to help you get started if you are planning international twinning.