A teaching assistant role is an opportunity to gain some classroom experience before perhaps moving on to start a PGCE or further teaching qualifications. It is also a great way to work in an educational role if you haven’t been to university!
[Read more…]5 Myths About Supply Teaching
October 7, 2020 By Leave a Comment
If you’re thinking of getting into supply teaching, chances are you’ve started doing your own research about the type of work you will be doing.
As experienced supply teaching recruiters who have placed many happy candidates in their roles, we have come across a lot of misconceptions about the job that we wouldn’t want to put you off seeking your new role!
[Read more…]Beginner’s Guide to Supply Teaching
October 7, 2020 By Leave a Comment
In a previous blog post, we highlighted some of the benefits of supply teaching. If you’ve decided that supply teaching is something you want to move forward with, you may be thinking of ways in which you need to prepare for your new role.
[Read more…]Benefits of Supply Teaching
September 18, 2020 By Leave a Comment
When thinking about roles within a school, supply teacher seems to fall second best when compared to a regular full-time teaching position. People often focus on the negatives associated with the role instead of embracing the positives.
[Read more…]Why Should You Use a Teaching Agency When Looking for Your Next Position?
September 18, 2020 By Leave a Comment
If you’re struggling to find a temporary teaching position that suits your requirements exactly, you may find it beneficial to get in touch with our London based teaching agency.
[Read more…]Tips for Saving Time When Lesson Planning
September 18, 2020 By Leave a Comment
So, you’re about to start your brand-new temporary teaching position in London, found by our teaching recruitment experts here at Red Box.
You may have already started planning your lessons and are perhaps finding it slightly more time consuming than you’d like. We all need a bit of downtime, and with many teachers spending around 10.6 hours of their free time on lesson planning during the week, you may be looking for a way to save yourself time.
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