From school leadership to retirement: how to prepare and protect your well-being
Register now for 26 February
Time: 16:00
Are you approaching retirement or have you recently retired?
Retirement can feel like stepping off a “cliff-edge,” but how can you practically prepare for and navigate such a profound life change? Whether planned or unexpected, exciting or daunting, retirement can significantly impact your wellbeing.
Join our webinar to help you approach this transition with confidence, equipping you with practical strategies to protect your wellbeing and embrace the opportunities life after teaching can offer.
You’ll hear:
- Practical tips and advice
Learn actionable strategies to manage the shift to retirement smoothly
- Warnings of potential wellbeing pitfalls
Understand common challenges and how to avoid them.
- Inspiring real-life examples
Hear stories from experienced educators who’ve successfully navigated retirement.
Joining Sinéad Mc Brearty from Education Support, we have:
- John Gadd: With 38 years in teaching, including 26 years as a headteacher, John brings a wealth of experience and insight.
- Ralph W. Magee: An education leader with over two decades of experience, Ralph now represents Northern Ireland on the Life Members’ Sectoral Council.
Together, our panel will share their wisdom and insights, complementing the Education Support NAHT Retirement Guide created specifically for school leaders.
Take the first step toward a fulfilling retirement—register now to join us!
Planning for retirement with your Teachers' Pension Scheme
Register now for 27 March
Register now for 28 May
Time: 18:30 - 19:30
Whether you’re planning to retire in 2025 or still a few years away and wanting to find out more about retirement, join a specialist financial adviser at one of the webinars designed specifically for NAHT members who are looking to prepare for the future.
These webinars will provide a valuable opportunity for you to find out more on:
Learning about your options - including when you’ll be able to retire and the importance of planning ahead.
Ways to increase your retirement income - so you can achieve your goals and lead the lifestyle you’ve been dreaming of.
Getting the most out of your pension(s) - understanding which benefits you’ll be able to access, and when.
The webinar is led by a Specialist Financial Adviser from Wesleyan Financial Services, who has extensive knowledge and experience of the teaching profession. You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss your retirement goals, aspirations, circumstances and how best to maximise your income for the years ahead.
Can’t make it?
Alternatively, if you would like to arrange a one-to-one meeting with your local Specialist Financial Adviser, please email contact us on 0800 107 5599 or visit wesleyan.co.uk/PRSappointment.
Planning for retirement with your Local Government Pension Scheme
Register now for 27 February
Register now for 30 April
Time: 18:30 - 19.30
Whether you’re planning to retire in 2025 or still a few years away and wanting to find out more about retirement, join a specialist financial adviser at one of the webinars designed specifically for NAHT members who are looking to prepare for the future.
These webinars will provide a valuable opportunity for you to find out more on:
Learning about your options - including when you’ll be able to retire and the importance of planning ahead.
Ways to increase your retirement income - so you can achieve your goals and lead the lifestyle you’ve been dreaming of.
Getting the most out of your pension(s) - understanding which benefits you’ll be able to access, and when.
The webinar is led by a Specialist Financial Adviser from Wesleyan Financial Services, who has extensive knowledge and experience of the teaching profession. You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss your retirement goals, aspirations, circumstances and how best to maximise your income for the years ahead.
Can’t make it?
Alternatively, if you would like to arrange a one-to-one meeting with your local Specialist Financial Adviser, please email contact us on 0800 107 5599 or visit wesleyan.co.uk/PRSappointment.