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Supply Teacher / Supply Teacher

Date posted : 01/08/19
£110 - £140 per day + PAYE

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Exciting job opportunities for Supply Teachers in Frinton-on-sea and surrouding area

We are in search of Supply Teachers in the Frinton-on-sea & surrounding area to maintain our increasing need for cover on a day-to-day basis. This position is ideal for someone who is looking for flexible yet regular work.

As a Supply Teacher we would prefer that you have a UK QTS or the overseas equivalent and are confident with working in EYFS, KS1 or KS2.

The ideal Supply Teacher applicant will:

  • Be able to work from 1-5 days per week (flexible)
  • Have a clear knowledge and understanding of National Curriculum across all of the Primary sector
  • Are committed, professional and are good communicators with excellent interpersonal skills
  • Willingness to take on a challenge teaching new students and enhancing their learning experience
  • Be approachable, engaging and encouraging to strengthen relationships with staff and students
  • Ensuring all safety regulations are adhered to

Benefits of working with Teaching Personnel

- You will be rewarded for your efforts with competitive and fair rates of pay ranging from £110 to £140 per day, paid via PAYE

- Online timesheet approval for Schools, meaning no paper timesheets!

- SMS and E-Mail booking confirmations

- Access to our exclusive CPD Academy, with courses such as Child Psychology and Autism Awareness available online

- Recommend a Friend bonus scheme with £50 for every successful application

- A dedicated Consultant who will seek out your ideal job role

We have a dedicated consultant who deals with this area in particular, and has built up a using client base that enables us to keep you busy.

If you do not have the qualifications above but have experience working with children in another capacity for example: Youth work, mentoring and support work then please do apply as we have a number of other positions as a Teaching Assistant.

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