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Cover supervisor teacher

Date posted : 04/09/18
£54 - £70 per day

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Cover Supervisors in Tameside Secondary Schools

Teaching Personnel have been tasked to provide Cover Supervisors for our partnered Secondary schools in Tameside. This employment can be of huge benefit for those who may require flexibility for either Full time/ Part time work. This can also cater to the candidates needs in regards of flexibility to schools as we work with a range of schools within Tameside as well as Manchester, Trafford, Cheshire East and Glossop to suit the candidate's location.

Our partner schools in Tameside are looking to recruit a core of local Cover Supply teachers that can be called upon when needed to cover short and medium term absences of their permanent members of staff. The continuity is vital as you can build up a relationship with students if you are attending the same school on a regular basis and will have a solid understanding of the schools policies and procedures. Experience working within an education environment can be beneficial but is not a not must.

Key features of the role of a Cover supervisor in Tameside;

  • Flexible work opportunity to match your availability both part time and full time
  • £54-£70 daily rates of pay, paid on a weekly basis
  • Varied teaching experiences in a diverse range of Secondary schools
  • Ongoing support from a team of knowledgeable and supportive consultants
  • Prospects to enhance your career to role to suit your needs

Essential criteria for the role of supply teacher in Tameside;

  • Suitable school based references
  • Available for an Application for a fully enhanced DBS certificate
  • Flexible and adaptable personality to meet the demands of the role

If you are interested in applying for the role of Cover Supervisor in Tameside please do so by uploading your CV. For more information please contact Ash at the Manchester Secondary office on 0161 242 1794 or via Email

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