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Explore rewarding primary and secondary teaching jobs in Hertfordshire, one of the highest performing education authorities in England: Whether you're an experienced educator seeking new challenges or aspiring to advance in your teaching career, Hertfordshire offers teaching opportunities across a wide range of maintained schools, academies and independent settings... there really is something for everyone!
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St Albans District Part time
M4-M6 depending on experience
Closing date: 1st Oct 2024 5:00 PM
PPA Cover Teacher - 4 afternoons We are looking to appoint a teacher to cover PPA in KS2 every afternoon except Wednesdays.. There would be a need to teach at least 2 subject areas in during the year, but this can be agreed on with the year group teachers. The same lesson would b...
Three Rivers District Part time
£31,350 - £42,689MPR
Closing date: 2nd Oct 2024 12:00 AM
We are looking to recruit a strong classroom teacher to join our lovely team. This is for a maternity cover from January 2025 for 12 months. At Abbots Langley School we are proud of our pupils, staff and community who uphold our school values of Kindness, Respect, Resilience and Am...
No specific district Full time
£30,000 - £31,350
Closing date: 31st Dec 2024 5:00 PM
Are you looking for your first teaching role as an ECT? Hertfordshire is the perfect place to begin a successful teaching career. With green open spaces, bustling towns and cities and picturesque villages, as well as great transport links, it is not hard to see why so many people love living and wor...
Seeing children make progress both with their learning and socially and emotionally. It’s amazing to be a part of their growth.
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You cannot bottle the feeling that a student can give you when you make a difference in their life.
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Walk around the setting (on your own) on your knees to see how it feels to be small.
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