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  • Enterprise Architect - Education

    Birmingham

    Trusted to make a real impact. Challenge yourself and change lives, unlocking complex system solutions as part of a highly motivated and supportive...

    Posted 22 days ago

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  • Enterprise Architect - Education

    Manchester

    Trusted to make a real impact. Challenge yourself and change lives, unlocking complex system solutions as part of a highly motivated and supportive...

    Posted 22 days ago

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  • Education and Engagement Officer

    St Enochs, United Kingdom

    £ £23674 - £29592

    Education and Engagement Officer National Office, Glasgow with flexible homeworking 35 hours per week 12 months contract Salary £23,674 - £29,592 per...

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  • Education Advisor

    Middlesbrough

    Education Advisor Salary : £25, 200 per annum + Benefits Covering Middlesborough - Regular travel as required across the region so access to own...

    Posted 15 days ago

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  • Physical Education

    Rotherham

    Exciting Opportunity for a Passionate PE Teacher in Rotherham! Are you a dynamic and enthusiastic Physical Education (PE) Teacher? Do you have a...

    Posted 9 days ago

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  • Education Caseworker

    London

    Education Caseworker Westminster Contract £25 Umbrella P/H An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Education Caseworker for a role in...

    Posted 14 days ago

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  • Education Consultant

    Watford

    It feels great working for a market leader. Do you have what it takes to join us? Are you driven about your career and want to be surrounded by the...

    Posted 11 days ago

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  • Education Solicitor

    Crawley

    An excellent opportunity has arisen for an education solicitor to join the public law and human rights team of a successful firm in Crawley working...

    Posted 10 days ago

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  • Education Consultant

    Watford

    6th Best Recruitment Company to work for in the UK We’re Engage, one of the UK’s leading education recruitment agencies. In 2022, Engage has been...

    Posted 2 days ago

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  • Education Graduates

    Cardiff

    Are you a passionate and vibrant Education Graduate eager to kickstart your teaching journey? Look no further! Tradewind Recruitment is actively...

    Posted 7 days ago

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  • Education Analyst

    London

    Based near excellent transport links, in a leading London Private School, a fantastic opportunity for a candidate who is interested in data analysis...

    Posted 10 days ago

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  • Education Solicitor

    London

    Top legal 500 practice in London are currently recruiting an Education Solicitor. Whether a solicitor or licensed conveyancer, with a background in...

    Posted 5 days ago

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Education

Working in the education sector is a very rewarding career as you teach or assist the stars of the future.

Who can I work for?

Universities, schools, further education colleges and training centres are the prime locations for education.

Where and when can I work?

Education is a career with international scope. Normal school hours are between 8:30am-4pm but lesson planning or teacher training can mean working outside these hours. University hours normally run between 9am-6pm but evening classes can run past these times.

Are there chances of promotion?

Promotion opportunities depend on the level of experience and progress you have made. Lecturers are normally offered development and management opportunities within two to five years of becoming a lecturer. Teachers can progress to heads of departments or head teachers.

What will I be responsible for?

You would be responsible for planning lessons in line with national objectives and monitoring and recording the progress of your classes. It is also key to keep up to date with developments in your subject.

Do I need any experience?

You will need to get a postgraduate certificate in secondary education (PGCE) or a professional graduate diploma in education (PGDE) in Scotland. These are available at many universities and colleges.

What attributes are needed?

To be a teacher or lecturer, you need to be enthusiastic, motivated, committed and have strong communication skills.

What can I earn?

You can earn anything from £15,000 while training to £25,000-£45,000 once qualified.

What are the benefits?

You work an average of 39 weeks of the year, allowing you to have Easter, summer and Christmas holidays off. Other benefits include additional money if you take on additional responsibilities and a public sector pension.

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Education

Working in the education sector is a very rewarding career as you teach or assist the stars of the future.

Who can I work for?

Universities, schools, further education colleges and training centres are the prime locations for education.

Where and when can I work?

Education is a career with international scope. Normal school hours are between 8:30am-4pm but lesson planning or teacher training can mean working outside these hours. University hours normally run between 9am-6pm but evening classes can run past these times.

Are there chances of promotion?

Promotion opportunities depend on the level of experience and progress you have made. Lecturers are normally offered development and management opportunities within two to five years of becoming a lecturer. Teachers can progress to heads of departments or head teachers.

What will I be responsible for?

You would be responsible for planning lessons in line with national objectives and monitoring and recording the progress of your classes. It is also key to keep up to date with developments in your subject.

Do I need any experience?

You will need to get a postgraduate certificate in secondary education (PGCE) or a professional graduate diploma in education (PGDE) in Scotland. These are available at many universities and colleges.

What attributes are needed?

To be a teacher or lecturer, you need to be enthusiastic, motivated, committed and have strong communication skills.

What can I earn?

You can earn anything from £15,000 while training to £25,000-£45,000 once qualified.

What are the benefits?

You work an average of 39 weeks of the year, allowing you to have Easter, summer and Christmas holidays off. Other benefits include additional money if you take on additional responsibilities and a public sector pension.