Creating a Safe Online Learning Space: A Guide for Parents 

In the fast-paced world of education, we want to help parents make sure their children have a good and safe time learning online.

Becoming an SEN Teacher with Career Teachers

Embarking on a career as a supply SEN (Special Educational Needs) Teacher involves supporting students with diverse disabilities and learning needs, like autism, learning difficulties, or emotional disorders.

International Men’s Day – Unlocking Potential: Hambi Pappas on supporting boys’ wellbeing in schools

Benefits of Working on Supply 

We have been speaking to our candidates about the benefits of working as a supply teacher with Sugarman. Learn more about working on supply.

Interview Tips for Teachers

Interviews can be intimidating. You need to make sure you are prepared for every question and any tricky situations that may come your way.

Top 5 Teaching Tips 

We are sharing our top 5 teaching tips to be the best teacher you can be! It’s all about the P’s and C’s… Read our top tips!

How to Write the Perfect CV 

If you have recently finished your training, it helps to have an up-to-date CV that sells your relevant skills, experience and abilities.

Keeping Motivated as a Teacher 

With the end of the academic year in sight, it can be hard for teachers to stay motivated. Read some of our top tips for teachers.

Creating Inclusive Learning Environments

Creating inclusive learning environments for all students, including those with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), is crucial.

The Career Journey of a Recruitment Consultant  

When Bianca joined Career Teachers SEND 8 years ago, as a Compliance Officer, she was new to the world of recruitment.

From Supply Teacher to Recruitment Consultant – Lieneke’s Story

Phones ringing, animated chatter and cheers when making a placement, Career Teachers SEND’s HQ is vibrant and energetic.

Adapting Your Classroom for SEMH Pupils

To keep the class running smoothly and have every child’s interest at heart, it’s important to create a structure to keep pupils engaged.