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Future Teachers Graduate Scheme

Date posted : 04/07/19
£1200 - £1350 per month

Job description

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Are you a graduate who is a prospective future teacher?

Are you looking to pursue a PGCE next year and therefore looking for further experience working within a secondary school?

Our client secondary school in the South Manchester area is looking for a strong, confident graduate to join them in September to work as a TA and Cover lessons in the absence of the class teacher as required. The role is a full time support role where the appointed future teacher would start as a teaching assistant, supporting in the classroom. This would likely include supporting students in a variety of subjects gaining as much experience as possible across the age and ability range. The role would also include some cover of lessons as the term progresses and the passionate graduate gains more confidence.

This school are specifically looking for an enthusiastic graduate who can exercise good behaviour management skills within the classroom and ensure students stay on task as required. The prospective future teacher should therefore be motivated and flexible in their approach, willing to work across departments and have a real passion for working with young people at secondary school age.

Key highlights of the future teacher grad scheme:

  • Full time, long term opportunity to work within a secondary school environment
  • Pay will range between £1200 - £1350 per month
  • Gain the ideal experience to set you up ready for a future in teaching and to support a PGCE application
  • Network within a secondary school that is a key part of the local community and has links with other local secondary schools and feeder primary schools
  • Opportunity to support at this supportive secondary school for the entire academic year as a future teacher

The role of a teaching assistant will involve working with students in small groups and also on a 1:1 basis. Depending on what your degree specialism is in, there is the chance to provide specific tutoring to students in this subject and exercise your specialist knowledge.

The role of a cover supervisor is to deliver already set work to students within a classroom setting. The successful cover supervisor won't be expected to plan and mark within this role but will work across departments as the school require.

The school is located in the South Manchester area, making it very easily accessible via the M56/M60 ring road. For those on public transport, the school is easily accessible via the tram link which services the school well.

This is a fantastic opportunity for a graduate who is an aspirational teacher of the future as there is no better experience to get you ready for a role in education. The successful candidate should be available in September to start with the school from the beginning of the new academic year.

Please apply now with your latest CV for immediate consideration.

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