Y5 Primary Teacher

Job Description: Vision for Education currently require a Y5 Primary Teacher to cover sickness in a School in Sheffield.

Consultant: Jennifer Klytta
Office: Sheffield

Term: February 2012
Job Type: Supply
Location: Sheffield
Salary/Rate: Excellent rates, pay to scale after 12 weeks
Last Amended: Jan-09-2012

Full Job Description: Vision for Education currently require a Y5 Primary Teacher to cover a sickness position in a School in Sheffield. The School are looking for the right person to start in February, the school provides a friendly working environment with a supportive management team and colleagues, strong numeracy and literacy skills required. Successful candidates must hold QTS, be enthusiastic and have a passion for teaching. It is vital that you hold a valid, recognised, teaching qualification and have had at least 6 weeks recent experience of teaching in the UK. You must also be eligible to work in the UK as a temporary worker. We must be able to obtain references from schools where you have previously taught.

Contact: jennifer.pawley@visionforeducation.co.uk 0114 2799697
Deadline: 10/02/2012 00:00:00

0114 2799697


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