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Unqualified Teacher - Graduates

Date posted : 26/07/19
£1000 - £1200 per month

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Unqualified Teacher

Teaching Personnel are seeking Graduates who want to pursue a teaching career, looking to gain valuable teaching experience before undertaking a PGCE in the future. As an Unqualified Teacher you will gain in depth classroom experience working within a range of different secondary schools in the South of Manchester. The unqualified Teacher role will involve taking on the role as a teacher, with the work pre-set for you, teaching a class of secondary school students within your specialist subject knowledge.

The Unqualified Teacher role is extremely flexible, allow you to work when you are available. You will gain invaluable teaching experience, without having to do any lesson planning or marking. With the opportunity of working for a short term or long term period, this is an excellent opportunity for a Graduate who is an aspiring teacher.

  • Unqualified Teacher working as a Cover Supervisor
  • Located in the south of Manchester
  • Working within our clients secondary school
  • Supporting students within your specialist subject area
  • Competitive pay, paid on a weekly basis (£259 - £307)

With the new academic year approaching, there is a high demand for unqualified Teachers to support our client's secondary schools. They are seeking an Unqualified Teacher to support their teaching staff, produce high quality lessons and be available to cover lessons when available.

The successful Unqualified Teacher will;

  • Have a passion for teaching, aspiring to become a fully qualified teacher
  • Be able to commit to a full time teaching role
  • Have a strong knowledge on the core subject areas (Maths, English and Science)
  • Be outgoing and confident to interact and engage with a class of students
  • Have previous experience in a teaching environment

The secondary schools that require Unqualified Teachers for September are located in the South of Manchester. We work with a range of different secondary schools, where we will find the perfect school that suits your teaching styles and techniques.

If you would like to be considered for this Unqualified Teacher role, please email your CV via the link below or contact the Manchester Secondary Branch.

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