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Supply Teachers - Durham

Date posted : 17/01/19
£500 - £600 per week

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Teaching Personnel's Durham based schools have found that they required an influx of supply teachers in the past half term as a result of an increased number of internal training courses taking place at school in addition to the planned and unplanned absences.

Working with many secondary schools in the Durham area we have found ourselves inundated with requests on a daily basis as well as for block placements to cover jury services and operational cover for example.

If you are a teacher who has resigned from their position and would like flexible day to day supply teaching without any planning and marking responsibilities then apply now for immediate consideration.

Highlights of the supply teaching role:

  • No planning and marking responsibilities
  • Pay will range between £100 - £120 per day depending on the school and LEA
  • Teach at a variety of secondary schools in the Durham Area
  • Depending on preference; be considered for specific schools we work closely with
  • Teach at a number of schools in the Lanchester, Consett, Stanley and Central Durham areas
  • Provide general cover and also teach your specialist subject
  • Complete flexibility over your own availability and access to Teaching Personnel's online diary and portal

We have found schools request teachers proactively and reactively depending on their requirements. They will often ask for teachers, booking them in advance with notice and also have requirements for booking teachers on the morning between 7am and 8am. If you are interested in being available for either of the above, then highlight this on your application.

As the schools we work in the Durham area are plentiful, there are many options for those teachers that drive as well as those that are on public transport. Schools that use a lot of supply cover, are accommodating to teachers, with parking being provided as well as continuity for teachers that get on well at schools.

If you are a teacher of any experience level looking for flexible supply teaching then apply now with your contact details for a return phone call to discuss.

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