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Feb 2008 Archive

Teaching – Britain’s most talented profession

Teaching has beaten a host of ‘city jobs’ in a public poll of Britain’s most talented professions, according to a survey released by the Training and Development Agency for Schools (TDA).

Teachers get £5,000 to become a physics specialist

TEACHERS ARE being offered £5,000 to retrain as physics specialists under new government plans.

What is a typical staff structure?

How you fit into your school will depend on how it is structured. To a degree, this will differ according to the size of school and the age group being taught, but it will usually be a variation on the following:

What about pay and benefits?

YOU MAY be surprised by how rewarding a teaching career can be. With starting salaries matching what you’d receive in many other professions, your experience and performance can see you achieve rapid progression, and enjoy the financial rewards to match.