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Primary Teacher in Lewes Area

Date posted : 19/11/18
£100 - £165 per day

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This vacancy has now expired. Please see similar roles below...

Are you a Teacher in the Lewes area looking for a new challenge or an NQT looking for your first permanent role? We have a range of short term and long term roles available, as well as day to day supply work.

As well as roles in the Lewes area, we also have opportunities all across East Sussex that may be of interest to you. At Teaching Personnel, we are committed to finding your ideal role, as well as providing only the best teachers for the schools we work with, matching candidate skills and qualities to the needs and aspects of the school. Not only will you have a great experience working with us- but working with us comes with many benefits:

  • Our Primary Branch has a range of supply teaching work available, both long term and short term. We will make sure to negotiate working terms to make sure each role is right for you.
  • All our consultants have backgrounds in recruitment and education, some of us have taught in schools ourselves. This experience means we have more than enough knowledge and expertise to work on your behalf to find the perfect job for you.
  • We will edit your CV for you and market your skills, achievements and your experience to local schools in your area; giving you the best chance of being successful in your job search.
  • Finally- we are friendly and down to earth! All of us have a genuine interest in finding you work, not only this but we value our teachers and build great working relationships with all of you, ensuring you are always happy in your work and having the best experience possible.

All of our staff are required to have a DBS certificate that is on the update service, 2 recent references and an initial face-to-face meeting in branch, but we will take care of this for you - give us a call today to speak to one of our consultants and find out what we can offer you.

Should you be interested in starting an exciting new journey with us, then please get in touch using the details below.

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