English Teacher

Job Description: Vision for Education are currently recruiting for English Teachers to work in a variety of schools across Greater Manchester.

Consultant: Donna Nicholson
Office: Manchester

Term: September 2010
Job Type: English Teacher - Secondary
Location: Greater Manchester
Salary/Rate: Excellent rates of pay

Full Job Description: Vision for Education are currently recruiting for English Teachers to work in a variety of schools across Greater Manchester. Successful candidates will cover both long term and short term sickness. You will be considerate, patient and must demonstrate flexibility and adaptability. A passion for working with children is also a necessity. Vision for Education was started in 2008 by a group of like minded individuals with a desire for providing a quality service to customers. Our promise is to serve the education community, be it Teachers, Schools or Students alike to the highest possible standards. If you are looking for a primary, secondary or special needs teaching position, be it short or long term, then give us opportunity to help you move your teaching career in the right direction. You need look no further than Vision for Education for a professional, friendly service, provided by an experienced team for all your requirements. If you feel you have the qualities we are looking for, and would like to know more please contact the office or alternately email us your current CV.

Contact: Donna Nicholson, 0161 236 5397
Deadline: 30/09/2010 00:00:00

Apply


Back to previous page

Latest Jobs

  • KS2 Primary Teacher Grimsby
    We are currently recruiting for a Primary Teacher who specialises in KS2 to work in a School in Grimsby. This position is to start ASAP. Call today for futher information.
  • Multi Skilled Construction Lecturer
    A Multi Skilled Construction Lecturer is required for our client based in Huntingdonshire

News and Events

  • Coalition Government Outline Schools Plan
    Coalition Government Outline Schools Plan It sets out a programme for partnership government over the next five years. These plans are inspired by the values of freedom, fairness and responsibility, and a shared desire to work in the national interest.
  • GTC wants to safeguard teacher professionalism
    The General Teaching Council for England’s Executive Committee met on Wednesday 9 June in emergency session to consider the implications of the Secretary of State’s proposal to seek the abolition of teaching’s independent professional body. Members of the Committee expressed their shock at the decision and their thanks to GTC staff who are continuing to operate services to a high standard of professionalism in a period of great uncertainty. All of the GTC’s statutory duties remain in force pending the passage of legislation.