A Day in the Life of a Cover Supervisor
02 June 2021What exactly does a cover supervisor do? Could it be a good career choice for you? Becoming a cover supervisor is one of the most logical steps if you are currently a teaching assistant looking to further your career. But it’s also great for retired teachers who are looking for ad-hoc work too. Whatever your […]
Supply Teaching During a Pandemic
15 March 2021Supply teaching was dealt a considerable blow when schools closed almost a year today due to the pandemic. A superb network of people who help out schools as and when they need additional support were, in the most part, no longer needed. Now, as schools across the UK have opened their doors again, the need […]
5 Common Interview Questions for Teachers
20 January 2021Interview questions for teachers are so much more than ‘what are your key strengths’ and ‘If you’ve secured an interview, you are one step closer to securing your dream job! It’s your opportunity to demonstrate why you are the best candidate for the job. To stand out in your interview, preparation is key. A school […]
5 Tips to Manage Your Workload as a Teacher
16 November 2020How do you manage your workload as a teacher? Whilst teaching is one of the most rewarding careers you can have, it also comes with a lot of responsibility. It’s easy to get caught up in everything and feel like you are drowning. Here’s some simple tips from our team to help you to manage […]
First Week Back At School – Through The Eyes of a Student
21 September 2020A couple of weeks ago we heard from Sophie, a student who shared her experience of lockdown with us. Now she talks to us about what it’s been like in her first week back at school. Sophie finished her GSCE year mid lockdown and is now starting her first year of A’levels. So, what’s it […]
What it’s Really Been Like for GCSE Students in Lockdown
04 September 2020We asked Sophie, a GCSE student to tell us what it’s really been like over the last few months. Here’s what she had to say – Wow what a whirlwind of a last six months. As a year 11 student I have experienced an extremely mixed bag of emotions. It all kicked off in March […]