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Teaching Assistant with Additional Responsibilities NEW
- London
- Paddock School
- £20,169.72 per annum (Pro Rata) – Inner London
- Permanent
Progress Tutor NEW
- Newham
- Newham Sixth Form College
- from £25,051.14 with progression to £27,048.57
- Permanent
Lecturer Plumbing NEW
- London
- New City College
- £31,144 - £47,898 per annum (dependent on quals)
- Permanent
Higher Level Teaching Assistant (HLTA) NEW
- Rochester
- Oasis Restore
- SCP 18 to SCP 22 (£27,344 - £29,439) + Local Gover
- Permanent
Computing & IT Teacher (R&R allowance may be possible for an exceptional candidate) NEW
- Walthamstow
- Sir George Monoux College
- Competitive, negotiable base salary (R&R possible)
- Permanent
Hourly Paid Lecturer in Vocational Studies NEW
- London
- United Colleges Group
- £36.56 per hour (including Holiday Pay)
- Temporary
Lunch Time Supervisor NEW
- Wimbledon
- Bishop Gilpin CofE Primary School
- FTE £24,408 (up to 10 hrs/week, £5,909 term time)
- Permanent
Teaching in London
Home to over 13 million people, who speak more than 300 different languages, the city is a cultural mixing pot. Stroll down Brick Lane and immerse yourself in the smells and tastes of South Asia, then hop across to West London’s Notting Hill and enjoy the sights and sounds of the Caribbean - the birthplace of the world-famous Notting Hill Carnival.
London schools offer possibly the most diverse range of students in one place, supported by the widest range of education establishments. From inner-city comprehensive secondary schools with four thousand students to suburban nursery settings, primary academy schools and faith-based free schools, London is bound to offer you a place that fits.
How can I become a teacher in London?
With over 3,000 schools to choose from, relocating and finding a teaching job in London can be overwhelming with the choice available. However, the basic requirements to teach in London remain the same across the city. If you’re considering a career as a teacher in London, then you’ll need to ensure that you are able to gain Qualified Teaching Status (QTS). There are three ways in which you can become a fully qualified teacher; undertake a Bachelor of Education (Bed) with QTS; complete a Bachelor of Arts or Science with QTS or undertake a PGCE course.
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