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Unqualified Teaching Jobs- Salisbury

Date posted : 06/03/19
£1200 - £1400 per month

Job description

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Teaching Personnel are looking to recruit a number of Unqualified Teachers to support in a number of schools across Salisbury and the surrounding areas. We are looking for individuals to support our schools with their day to day and long term supply as well as their permanent vaccancies.

Schools we support include Primary, Secondary and Special Educational Needs Schools. We also provide 1:1 Tuition for students who are not currently in mainstream schools in alternate provisions. We are looking for professionals, graduates and teachers across all relevant subject areas to support local schools as a Teaching Assistant, Unqualified Teacher or Tutor.

If you are a recent graduate looking to gain further experience within the education sector or have the relevant transferable skills and are looking for a change in your current role, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

Ideal candidates for this role would be experienced in or qualified as;

  • Youth Workers
  • HLTA'S
  • Sports Coaches
  • Drama or Performing Arts specialists
  • Support work & residential care
  • Learning mentors in an educational environment
  • Prison officers
  • Care
  • Graduates from relevant disciplines

The Role;

  • Full-time and part-time roles available in secondary schools based in and around Salisbury.
  • Graduates preferred, but other candidates will be considered.
  • Covering lessons with pre-set work in the absence of the class teacher
  • Working directly alongside the other teachers to develop activities
  • Gain invaluable experience prior to starting PGCE
  • Earn up to £350 a week
  • CPD Academy with a number of training courses to develop your skills and enhance your CV.

If you want to break into the world of teaching, or if you want to put your teaching skills to the test with various new opportunities, then please click apply to send us your CV, and one of my team will be in contact.

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