Vacancies in teaching jobs need to be filled in a variety of different subjects. They need to be filled in both secondary and primary schools. And they need to be filled in a number of different types of schools as well. What are these different schools that are found in the UK? There are three
Vacancies in teaching are being filled every day by newly qualified and experienced teachers; as well as those looking to change teaching jobs, and by those who have come back to teaching after a break away. But whilst many people are encouraged to become teachers, some cannot for a number of reasons. The main reason
Vacancies in education do not just exist in school and colleges teaching those under the age of 18. Many adults, some of whom missed out on parts of their early education, look to make up this time in adult education classes. Do you have what it takes to support adults in their learning? When schools
Vacancies for teachers won’t be specific about age, although sometimes experience can play a part depending on the role being advertised. But there is one country in Europe where the average age of a primary school teacher is younger than anywhere else. Where is it you ask? It’s in the UK. Britain has, according to
Teaching vacancies may be plentiful in number, but finding the right position for you, and showing that you are the right candidate for that role is more important than ever. Competition for the most lucrative teaching jobs is particularly strong, with both schools and prospective teachers expecting more from each other than ever before. But,
Teaching job vacancies cover all aspects of teaching, including teaching at EYFS level. EYFS stands for Early Years Foundation Stage and is one of the most important levels of teaching in a child’s educational life. What is the EYFS and would it suit you? It’s not for everyone, but it could be for you. EYFS
Teachers vacancies can open up due to new schools being built, retirement, or simply because of a greater demand. Demand is especially high when it comes to teaching languages. If this is an option that interests you, how can you qualify in it and what do you need to do? Now that the curriculum states
Teachers job vacancies are for everyone with a teaching qualification, but the well-known Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) is not the only way in which these necessary qualifications can be obtained. What are the recognised alternatives to the PGCE route into teaching and who can benefit from them? One way to get a qualification for
Job vacancies in education mean that more student teachers are needed to fill the positions as they qualify. Some might be worried about affording the PGCE course that they need to complete after their degree in order to gain their teaching qualification. Now, however, is an excellent time to work towards qualifications for teaching jobs
Job vacancies for teachers can sometimes come up in a school when the previous teacher retires. It can be hard to fill the shoes of a teacher who has been in a school for many years, but a worthy challenge too. And of course, teaching is hard work, so retirement is always well earned. What
