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Career Advice
Whether you’re looking for your first teaching job or looking to take that next step in your career, we have a range of useful tools that can help.
Getting Into Teaching
Becoming a teacher is a rewarding journey that requires a combination of education, training, and personal commitment. This guide outlines the steps you need to take to enter the teaching profession and the qualifications required.
Preparing for Your First Teaching Job
Starting your first teaching job is an exciting milestone in your career, but it can also be a daunting experience for some people. This guide outlines what to expect and provides practical tips on how to prepare for your first day of teaching.
CV and Interview Advice
Are you applying for teaching positions? Here is some CV and interview advice for teachers and support staff.
Glossary of Education Terms
In the world of Primary, Secondary and SEND education, acronyms are used every day and can often be overwhelming. Here are the top acronyms and terms used in education recruitment and schools across the UK.
Progression in Teaching
If you are currently in an entry-level teaching role, such as a learning support assistant, teaching assistant, cover supervisor or tutor, you should consider what other type of teaching roles there are available to progress your career in education.
Working on Supply
Supply teachers and support staff are a vital part of schools running effectively as well as a great way for head teachers to meet potential long-term or permanent members of staff. Read all you need to know about supply teaching.
Top Trends for Teaching Staff
Staying current in the education world is important for all teachers and teaching assistants.
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