Teaching Jobs
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Key Statistics
- 500K+ - Teaching Professionals
- £25K+ - Starting Salary
- Rewarding - Career Impact
- Diverse - Specializations
Benefits
- Competitive salaries with annual pay progression
- Generous holiday entitlement (up to 13 weeks per year)
- Pension scheme with employer contributions
- Professional development and continuous learning
- Opportunities for specialization and career advancement
- Job security and stable employment
- Positive impact on young people's lives
- Collaborative working environment
- Access to resources and teaching materials
- Work-life balance with school term structure
Salary Guide
Entry Level: £24,000 - £28,000 - Newly qualified teachers (NQT) and early career teachers
Experienced: £28,000 - £40,000 - Experienced teachers and middle leadership roles
Senior: £40,000 - £70,000+ - Senior leadership, headteachers, and specialist roles
Jobs by Location
- London - 35,000+ jobs, Salary: £28K-45K
- Manchester - 18,000+ jobs, Salary: £26K-42K
- Birmingham - 16,000+ jobs, Salary: £25K-41K
- Leeds - 14,000+ jobs, Salary: £25K-40K
- Glasgow - 12,000+ jobs, Salary: £25K-39K
- Liverpool - 10,000+ jobs, Salary: £24K-38K
How It Works
- Find Teaching Roles: Browse teaching positions across schools, colleges, and educational institutions
- Apply Online: Submit your teaching qualifications and classroom experience
- Start Teaching Career: Begin your teaching career with induction and mentor support
Required Skills
- Strong subject knowledge and expertise
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Classroom management and behavior management
- Ability to differentiate learning for different needs
- Assessment and feedback skills
- IT literacy and use of educational technology
- Creativity and lesson planning abilities
- Patience and empathy with young people
- Team working and collaboration
- Continuous professional development commitment
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Types of Employers
- Primary Schools - Teaching children aged 4-11 across the full curriculum
- Secondary Schools - Subject-specialist teaching for ages 11-18
- Special Schools - Specialized education for children with additional needs
- Further Education Colleges - Teaching 16+ students in colleges and sixth forms
Application Tips
- Highlight your teaching qualifications and QTS status
- Demonstrate classroom experience and student achievement
- Show evidence of subject expertise and curriculum knowledge
- Include examples of lesson planning and differentiation
- Mention experience with educational technology
- Tailor your application to the specific school and role
Testimonials
Teaching has been incredibly fulfilling. Every day I see my students grow and achieve things they never thought possible. The impact on young lives is immeasurable.
Being a primary teacher allows me to nurture young minds from the very beginning. The creativity, enthusiasm, and joy in the classroom make it the perfect career for me.
Teaching offers endless opportunities for professional growth. I've progressed from classroom teacher to department head, continually developing my skills and leadership abilities.
Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifications do I need to become a teacher?
Most teaching positions require a relevant degree, professional teaching qualification (PGCE/QTS), and subject-specific knowledge. Some roles may accept equivalent experience.
Do teaching jobs require QTS (Qualified Teacher Status)?
QTS is required for most classroom teaching roles in maintained schools. However, some independent schools and further education roles may accept equivalent qualifications.
What subjects can I teach?
Primary teaching covers all subjects, while secondary teaching specializes in specific subjects like English, Maths, Science, History, Languages, etc.
What are the working hours for teachers?
Typically 8:30am-3:30pm Monday to Friday during term time, with additional time for planning, marking, and professional development.
Can I teach abroad with UK qualifications?
UK teaching qualifications are recognized internationally. Many countries offer teaching opportunities, though additional qualifications may be required for some destinations.
Related Careers
- Primary Teacher (95% match)
- Secondary Teacher (90% match)
- Special Educational Needs Teacher (85% match)
- Teaching Assistant (80% match)
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