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What is the application process for teaching roles?
Our registration process: submit your CV, attend a screening call with a consultant virtually or in person, and complete our compliance documents to get started.
What qualifications are required to teach in the UK?
To train to teach, you’ll need to have GCSEs at grade 4 (C) or above in English and maths (and science if you want to teach primary).
You also need a bachelor's degree in any subject to teach primary and secondary – if you have one or an equivalent qualification, you can do postgraduate teacher training.
If you do not have a degree, you can do undergraduate teacher training to get a bachelor's degree alongside qualified teacher status (QTS). Or you may be eligible to do a teacher degree apprenticeship (TDA).
What safeguarding and DBS checks do I need?
All candidates must hold an Enhanced DBS check registered on the Update Service. We also conduct thorough reference checks and Barred List screenings.
What is the typical timeline for placement?
Once compliance is met, placement can be as fast as 48 hours for supply work. Permanent roles typically follow the standard school term recruitment cycle.
Do you provide support for interviews?
Absolutely. We offer interview coaching, lesson plan feedback, and detailed briefings on school culture to ensure you are fully prepared to succeed.
We have a school that needs help recruiting specialist staff, can you help?
EduLink Recruitment helps with specialist vacancies and is an expert in recruiting SEN staff. Our team of consultants can confidently support roles from Teaching Assistants to Head Teachers in this field.
What roles do you work on within teaching?
We work across a full spectrum of teaching roles, including the following: Teacher • Teaching Assistant • Tutor • Special Education Teacher • SEN Teaching Assistant • Head Teacher • Assistant Head Teacher • 1:1 Learning Support Assistant • Autism Specialist • Catering Manager • Curriculum Developer • Drama Teacher • English Teacher • Principal Teacher • Teaching Assistant • Tutor • Special Education Teacher • SEN Teaching Assistant • Head Teacher • Assistant Head Teacher • 1:1 Learning Support Assistant • Autism Specialist • Catering Manager • Curriculum Developer • Drama Teacher • English Teacher • Principal Teacher • Teaching Assistant • Tutor • Special Education Teacher • SEN Teaching Assistant • Head Teacher • Assistant Head Teacher • 1:1 Learning Support Assistant • Autism Specialist • Catering Manager • Curriculum Developer • Drama Teacher • English Teacher • Principal as well as many others.
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