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Supply Teacher - Subject Specialists in Secondary!

Date posted : 06/06/19
£110 - £150 per day

Job description

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

Flexible Secondary teachers required in all subjects across North Hampshire!

Teaching Personnel are the largest agency dealing with supply teachers, with excellent working relationships with schools in the area and multiple schools who have signed preferred supplier agreements with us guaranteeing their business across Basingstoke, Fleet, Andover and Farnborough.

We are able to offer the following benefits to teachers interested in signing with us

  • Work the days, weeks or months that you want
  • Take holiday when you would like
  • Pay rates £110-£150 dependant on experience
  • Local work available across the area
  • Work in the schools you want to work in
  • Longer contracts available if wanted both fixed term and permanent

If you are a fully qualified teacher of any of the following we have temporary contracts and specialist day to day cover work for you in the following subjects

  • Art
  • Drama
  • PE
  • Science
  • Maths
  • English
  • IT
  • Geography
  • History
  • Re
  • All Languages
  • Technology

We are able to offer you work across the range of subjects if no specialist work is available which will mean more work for you!

We are looking for flexible and qualified teachers who are looking for temporary contract work to complete during the working week. We work with 70% of schools across Hampshire and Dorset, and as the largest education staff provider in the UK we are constantly looking for new teachers who are available to work in the schools we service.

We are able to provide you with local work, online timesheets, competitive rates of pay and plenty of new opportunities as well as a huge range of CPD, involving course specifically designed for those looking to get back into teaching!

Whether you are looking for one day a week or five, one week a month or four, we are able to provide you with the amount and the type of work you are interested in.

To apply for a role with Teaching Personnel get in contact today and we will be in touch within the day!

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