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Thu, 15 August 2019New teachers set for £30,000 starting salary under government plan Proposal comes after years of unions calling for an end to the 'erosion' of pay Mon, 02 September 2019Teacher starting salaries could rise to £30,000 Unions say the increase is long overdue, and necessary, to attract graduates into the profession. Mon, 02 September 2019Should the back-to-school question be avoided? Teachers and former students debate whether you should ask children what they did during the summer. Sun, 01 September 2019Ofsted inspections for top-rated schools to be reinstated The reintroduction of inspections for "outstanding" schools follows concerns about falling standards. Sun, 01 September 2019School holiday scheme helps 3,000 families in Hampshire The Hampshire project's bosses are set to give evidence to a government inquiry about their success. Sat, 31 August 2019Sajid Javid pledges £400m further education funding Sajid Javid says the money will help support the new T-level qualifications in England. Sat, 31 August 2019Five things kids asked Boris Johnson Boris Johnson answers questions in his first lobby session with children from school newspapers. Fri, 30 August 2019School spending: Multi-billion pound cash boost announced Schools in England will benefit by more than £7bn over the next three years. Fri, 30 August 2019Protest leaflets claim relationship education teaches infants masturbation Protesters tell parents that relationship education lessons will encourage children to masturbate. Fri, 30 August 2019Half of parents 'want mobile phones banned in schools' A new survey suggests that 49% of parents think the devices should be banned outright in UK schools. Thu, 29 August 2019 |
To register with us, for supply teaching, temporary teaching jobs or permanent teaching jobs, click on the Register link located on the navigation bar at the top right of the page. When you register with us you need to fill in your profile page. Please fill in all the fields (mandatory fields are highlighted with an asterisk *) and provide as much information as you can about yourself and your previous teaching experience. Your profile page will essentially become an online version of your CV and will form the basis of how we select teachers for placements so please make sure you keep this up to date.
After you have completed your Profile page we will contact you to arrange an interview and progress your registration. Please see the Our Recruitment Process page to find out more.
Once you have completed all the necessary steps in our teaching recruitment process you will become an active teacher. As an active teacher you will be able to start managing your teaching supply posts and inform us of your availability through your personal calendar. You will also be able to access a school directory, which will provide you with information on the schools we work with in Essex and the surrounding counties.
If you are an active teacher you will find a calendar on your homepage displaying the schools you are scheduled to work at. Further information about a particular teaching post can be viewed by clicking on the teaching placement on the calendar. Please also use this calendar to notify us of days that you are not available for teaching posts. Simply click on a day and confirm that you will not be available for supply cover on the popup box.
Please help us to find the right supply teaching placements for you by keeping your profile up to date. You can view your profile at anytime by clicking on the My profile link at the top right of the page.
If you are an active teacher you will find a handy school directory on the homepage (located under your teacher calendar). Click on the dropdown button and select a school name to view details about the school.
There is also a map on the homepage, which you can use to find the location of schools where you have supply teaching placements. To find a location, type the street name and postcode of the school in the “set new location” box under the map. You can zoom into the map and move the map left, right, up and down using the buttons on the top left of the map.
If you are having difficulty finding a school on the map you may need to add "UK" after the postcode in the "set new location" box. Alternatively you can enter in the school details in the Google search box. |