Cover supervisor

Bristol
3 weeks ago
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Every lesson learned brings us closer to positive change.

Are you confident in your ability to lead a classroom and spark students' interest in their studies?

Can you ensure that lessons flow smoothly while encouraging active participation?

Do you thrive in maintaining a constructive atmosphere when the classroom teacher is not present?

If this aligns with your skills, we want to hear from you-Apply Now!

Position: Cover Supervisor

Pay Rate: £(Apply online only) per day

Location: Bristol

Job Type: Full time, Long term

Start Date: Immediate (September positions are also available)

Randstad Education is a leading recruiting agency who provides teachers and teaching personnel to schools across the UK. We pride ourselves on supporting educators to find their perfect roles, whether it's permanent, temporary, or supply positions. Our tailored approach ensures we match you with a school that aligns with your values, teaching style, and career goals.

As a cover supervisor, you'll play a vital role in supporting a varied group of children, ensuring they receive the help they need while working alongside the teacher to maintain an engaging and productive classroom.

What you will gain:

Dynamic work environment
Supportive leadership team
Work life balance
Competitive pay rates, weekly pay
Dedicated consultancy to find the right job
Career progression opportunities
Refer and earn up to £300 in shopping voucher Perfect fit:

Eligibility to work in the UK.
Enhanced Child DBS on the update service.
Relevant experience in the UK schools.
Ability to provide 2 professional references
Strong communication, behaviour and management skills
Commitment to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. Responsibilities as a Cover supervisor:

Supervise classes in the absence of teachers, ensuring students remain on task with their learning.
Deliver pre-planned lessons and manage classroom behaviour in accordance with school policies.
Support students in completing their work, providing guidance and timely assistance.
Collaborate with the teaching staff to ensure continuity and quality of education during cover periods.
Participate in school activities, meetings, and training sessions as required.

Are you ready to make a difference in students' lives? Join us as a cover supervisor and be a key part of our educational community - Apply Today!

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