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SUPPLY TEACHER / SECONDARY SCHOOLS / SOUTH & SOUTH WEST LONDON
Are you a qualified secondary school teacher looking to work with hours to suit your needs? If so, why not become a supply teacher with now planning and no marking requirements!
At Future Education, we specialise in providing the highest quality Secondary Supply Teachers who are highly motivated and flexible. We are currently recruiting for Supply Teachers who can access the London Boroughs Sutton, Merton, Croydon and Lambeth easily, as these are the areas where our are extremely busy for us and we have a number of outstanding client schools based in these areas.
Whether you’re an experienced Teacher, ECT or Overseas-Trained, we’d love to hear from you.
You should have Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and have a good understanding of classroom and behaviour management along with a real passion for teaching.
Future Education work with multiple Secondary Schools across South & South West London and assist them with their ad-hoc and regular Supply Teacher bookings. Furthermore you will work with some amazing children and experience the talent, diversity and culture in schools across South West London. Supply Teaching is also an opportunity to network with other Teachers and Educational Professionals and often can lead to lucrative opportunities.
In return, you will be working with our family run agency, founded by experienced teachers who can provide you with their expertise and knowledge; helping you find work in local schools and giving advice about the schools we work with. You will also have the opportunity to develop a close relationship with your own consultant. Our secondary team holds over 30 years of experience working with schools.
We can offer:
Best Agency Pay Rates
Daily Supply
Permanent and Fixed Term Contracts
Guaranteed Work Agreements Available
Professional Development Plans
All applications are welcome for immediate consideration.
If you have any enquiries, please contact Sean Burrows on (phone number removed)