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£21,324 - 23,621 per year
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New Ferry
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£100 - £199 per day
£200 - £299 per day
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Teaching Assistant
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Merseyside
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Teaching Assistant Salary: £21324.16 Plus valuable Benefits Location: New Ferry Vacancy Type: Permanent/Full Time Teaching Personnel have an exciting opportunity to work with a an Alternative provis
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£25 - 30 per hour
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West Malling
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Flexible Working
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£100 - £199 per day
£20 - £29 per hour
£30 per hour and above
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Tutor/Intervention
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Kent
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£168.80 - 232.57 per day
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Truro
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Full Time
Salary
£30 per hour and above
Sector
Geography
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Truro
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About the roleGeography TeacherLocation – TruroContract Type – Full Time, Temporary (35 hours)Working Hours – 8:30am - 4:30pm, Monday - FridayStarting – January 2025Salary - £168.80 - £232.57 per dayK
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£25 - 30 per hour
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Rochester
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Flexible Working
Salary
£100 - £199 per day
£20 - £29 per hour
£30 per hour and above
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Teacher
Location
Kent
Description
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£25 - 30 per hour
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Chatham
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Flexible Working
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£100 - £199 per day
£20 - £29 per hour
£30 per hour and above
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Tutor/Intervention
Location
Kent
Description
Make a Difference with TP Tutors: KS3 Tutor Wanted!Are you passionate about helping students thrive? TP Tutors is looking for a dedicated KS3 Tutor to support students with Special Educational Needs (
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£25 - 30 per hour
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Snodland
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Flexible Working
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£100 - £199 per day
£20 - £29 per hour
£30 per hour and above
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Tutor/Intervention
Location
Kent
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Make a Difference with TP Tutors: KS3 Tutor Wanted!Are you passionate about helping students thrive? TP Tutors is looking for a dedicated KS3 Tutor to support students with Special Educational Needs (
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£25 - 30 per hour
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Gillingham
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Flexible Working
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£100 - £199 per day
£20 - £29 per hour
£30 per hour and above
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Tutor/Intervention
Location
Kent
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Make a Difference with TP Tutors: KS3 Tutor Wanted!Are you passionate about helping students thrive? TP Tutors is looking for a dedicated KS3 Tutor to support students with Special Educational Needs (
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£30k - 40k per year
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High Wycombe
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Permanent
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£100 - £199 per day
£200 - £299 per day
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Other
Location
High Wycombe
Description
Community Teacher Location – High Wycombe Salary - £30,000 - £40,000 Full time permanent positionTeaching Personnel have a great opportunity to work with an Alternative provision school in High Wycomb
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