Primary Supply Teacher - Worcestershire Schools

Worcester
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  • Are you an established supply teacher wanting to shorten your commute time, save on fuel costs and secure work closer to home?

  • Have you found yourself working in the same school through your current agency but want to explore an assortment of local schools?

  • Are you an ECT looking to gain invaluable experience before committing to a permanent post? Would you like specialist support with your career plans?

  • Does the idea of teaching without planning responsibilities appeal to you?

    If you can relate to any of the above - now is the right time to speak with Academics Worcester for your next teaching opportunity!

    Here at Academics, we listen, get to know you and use the strong relationships that we have forged with first, primary and middle schools to offer you the local teaching work you're searching for.

    You can choose:

  • Flexible/ consistent daily supply (no planning)

  • Short term block bookings (no planning)

  • Long term, contracted and temp to perm positions (full class teaching responsibilities)

  • Full or part time

    We cover it all!

    As WORCESTERSHIRE'S LEADING SUPPLY TEACHING AGENCY, we are the preferred agency to academies, maintained and independent schools in and around: Worcester, Droitwich, Bromsgrove, Redditch, Studley, Evesham, Pershore, Malvern and Kidderminster.

    The schools we work in close partnership with, need you to bring your enthusiasm and passion for teaching and learning into their classrooms and support their pupils.

    To start your journey as a Primary Supply Teacher with Academics Worcester, apply here or contact Rebecca (phone number removed) / (url removed)) - whatever year group you teach, we are confident that we can help you!

    As a (UK Qualified) Primary Supply Teacher, you will have:

  • The ability to 'bring learning to life' by delivering enjoyable and creative lessons that engage all children, inspire learning and spark curiosity

  • High expectations of every childs behaviour, progress and achievements

  • A strong understanding of EYFS, KS1, KS2 curriculum

  • A current Enhanced DBS certificate or be happy to apply for a new one (we can help with this process)

    In addition to a caring, honest and personalised service, Academics Worcester will offer you:

  • Competitive pay rates

  • Large variety of schools

  • Exclusive day to day/week to week bookings, long term/temp to perm vacancies

  • Explore different schools with no commitment

  • Flexibility - choose when/ where you teach. Those holidays in term time can now become a reality!

  • Continued support from your experienced personal consultant

  • ECT induction opportunities

  • Access to 150+ free CPD courses

  • Free user friendly joining process

  • Confidence we will deliver - browse our 5* Google reviews (search Academics Worcester)

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