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Bradford

7 months ago

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Supply Teacher - Bradford Primary Schools

1 - 5 days per week

Are you a passionate Teacher looking for the flexibility of supply? Or open to contract roles in the area - shorter or longer term? We want to hear from you!

We are working with several schools in and around the bradford area. We're seeking ECT and experienced Teachers to support with supply staffing needs. The contracts can include: day to day, short term, long term and maternity cover positions.

Why apply through NextGen?

You will have a varied and exciting workload each week, gaining great exposure to different areas and schools.
We work around your schedule, if you give us your availability we will work to the days that you can work so you can keep on top of your work life balance.
Term time only - 13 weeks holiday.
Competitive daily rates plus MPS for longer term supply.
A supportive team including a team of consultants with over 15 years experience within recruitment and a dedicated compliance team to support you through the process.
A honest and approachable consultant who will give you advice on the process, the market and whether we would be able to support you in your search.
Free training platform access to upskill before you start in your new role.
A tailored job search - we will do a pro-active search for you focusing on your desired type of work (perm, temp, supply) as well as the locations and any other factors. So if school on this advert in particular is not right for you or unsuccessful, you will still be supported.
No apps or robots - you will have a dedicated consultant who will be on the end of the phone at all times! The ideal candidate within these role will be:

QTS
Experience either with early years or KS1/KS2
Happy to complete our compliance process which includes DBS and references
A confident manner and someone who is happy to hit the ground running in a new environment! Please apply online or email your CV directly to (url removed)

Huntress does not discriminate on the grounds of age, race, gender, disability, creed or sexual orientation and complies with all relevant UK legislation. PLEASE NOTE! You should make yourself aware of how immigration laws apply to your situation before applying for any jobs. We are acting as a Recruitment Agency in relation to this role

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