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Quality Benchmarks

Complete confidence in the quality of service provided by teacher recruitment agencies is essential. All school managers – and their board of governors – must be certain that the highest standards are met in relation to;

  • Teacher recruitment
  • Criminal background clearance and reference checks
  • Customer service and administrative support
  • Teacher selection and matching
  • Teacher support and professional development

London Preferred Supplier List

London Preferred Supplier List

Teaching Personnel have been selected for inclusion on the Government for London Preferred Supplier List. The List has been set up, and will be managed by the Teacher Recruitment and Retention Unit of the Government Office for London (GOL), and the Association of London Government (ALG).

The Preferred Supplier List is designed to harness the capacity of supply agencies to provide an ever-improving quality service to schools, by establishing agreed communicative standards with schools, and to professionally develop the teachers they work with, in a way that is affordable.

Schools will be able to save time in selecting an agency, as they can contact one source, and feel assured that their chosen agency will provide a competent, well trained supply teacher.

Teaching Personnel have been working with the GOL, going through a rigorous vetting procedure, including scoring on the DfES Quality Mark, induction, continuing professional development, value for money and communication with schools, teachers and LEAs. The agency applications were scored and assessed by Headteachers and LEA representatives and will be monitored throughout their time on the List.

Stephen Twigg, Minister for London Schools said:

"This new initiative on supply agencies should make the market work more effectively to deliver the best quality supply teachers to London schools. The PSL will help schools to make more informed decisions on the agencies they use by providing clear information on services and costs"

The DfES Quality Mark

The DfES Quality Mark

Teaching Personnel has been awarded the DfES Quality Mark and has used the application process to ensure that every aspect of its service exceeds regulatory requirements. Across critical areas like criminal background checks, booking confirmations, teacher support and professional development resources, our aim is to provide schools with guaranteed quality.

The REC Education Division Code of Practice

The REC Education Division Code of Practice

As a member of the industry body for recruitment agencies, the Recruitment and Employment Confederation’s Education Division Code of Practice provides us with a stringent operating framework. Covering all aspects of our business, the REC Code provides safeguards for schools and helps ensure that agencies work to consistent standards.

ISO9002

ISO9002

As an internationally recognised quality measure our ISO accreditation provides schools with the confidence that all our internal processes have been evaluated and audited to ensure they meet recognised standards.

Investors in People

Investors in People

The award of IIP status to Teaching Personnel highlights our commitment to providing schools with the confidence that our policies and processes meet the highest standards. This investment in all areas of quality benchmarking is made so that schools can come to Teaching Personnel in the certainty that they will receive the most efficient, effective and reliable service on a day-to-day basis.

"My personal experiences and confidence in teaching have been raised thanks to the work you have given me"
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