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Date posted : 03/09/19
£95 - £179 per day

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

Have you been searching for new roles as of September 2019 in Doncaster but at present have been unsuccessful in your search?

Would you welcome the opportunity of additional paid experience to boost your CV?

Would it be beneficial for yourself to visit a number of different schools to showcase your skills potentially putting you in a brilliant position for any long term/permanent roles that become available?

If the above sounds of interest please get in touch today, where someone at Teaching Personnel will be happy to help. We at Teaching Personnel specialise in supporting you find your dream school. Teaching Personnel currently have a number of opportunities available.

We can aid you in your search for a full or part time permanent role, while offering you additional paid experience in a number of different settings. A significant number of candidates who have welcomed this opportunity have found their dream role by visiting a particular school on a regular basis through day to day assignments.

In coloration with the above, Teaching Personnel also currently have an exciting opportunity for a select number of candidates located in Doncaster. We are currently in search of new teachers to be a part of our Guaranteed Work Scheme (GWS).

How the scheme works:

After expressing your interest we will obtain feedback for yourself from school based visits and combine this with your graded references gathered up on registration. After this information has been assessed we will come to a mutual agreement for you to join the scheme. Once on the scheme we will commit to paying you for a select number of days that you are available even if we don't find you work! For example if you are available for 5 days we will commit to paying you for at least 4 whether you work or not.

How someone would qualify to be on the GWS scheme:

  • 2x good or excellent references from your two most recent school based employers
  • Consistently good feedback from schools
  • You are flexible and adaptable and able to teach from EYFS - Y6
  • Willing to travel to all postcodes of Doncaster and the local surrounding areas
  • Be available for work at short notice and be up and available for morning calls

The benefits of been a GWS teacher at Teaching Personnel:

  • A constant and regular income
  • The opportunity to visit a number of different schools where no two days are the same
  • The option to part take in a number of different CPD courses delivered by experienced instructors at a significantly reduced cost
  • The flexible that supply offers

Due to the nature of the GWS scheme we are only able to offer this to a select number of candidates who meet the above criteria. If you would like to know more about the scheme please contact Chris today on 01226 982 936.

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