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About Education Reporter
Nicola Porter is most recently known as editor of TES Cymru. She has been a specialist education writer since 2004 but has a journalism career spanning 16 years.
After graduating with a degree in politics in 1992, Nicola went on to complete a Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism Studies at Cardiff University before becoming a trainee reporter on the Merthyr Express. In 1996 she joined the South Wales Evening Post in Swansea as a senior reporter. She left four years later to work for the Daily Mirror under the editorship of Piers Morgan.
Following a stint as a researcher for ITV Wales, Nicola worked as an investigative journalist on the BBC Wales current affairs programme Week In Week Out before becoming a specialist reporter at TES.
Nicola established Education Reporter in 2009 and has rapidly built a reputation for high quality education reporting and the art of good communication.
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Testimonials
On leaving TES Cymru:
“We will miss you. You have been a great ambassador for Welsh education.”
Professor Alma Harris Pro-Director (leadership) and Professor of Educational Leadership London Centre for Leadership in Learning, Institute of Education, University of London.
“Nicola has been an extremely enthusiastic and committed editor who has been a consistent champion of the Times Educational Supplement Cymru."
Gerard Kelly, editor TES.
You made more noise about the state of education in Wales than any other individual or body - Wales owes you!
Andrew Strong, head teacher Llanbister Primary School.
You’ve helped highlight Welsh education policy issues on the agenda.
Gary Brace, chief executive of the General Teaching Council for Wales.