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If you're looking for your next exciting teaching role, we've got you covered! We’re looking for an enthusiastic Cover Supervisor to join a fantastic secondary school in the beautiful Channel Islands.In this full-time Cover Supervisor role, you will be able to combine your love of teaching with stunning surroundings. You will need to have strong classroom management skills and a passion for teaching KS3 and KS4 pupils. An experienced Cover Supervisor, you will join a successful team who are committed to nurturing individuality and academic success through inspirational teaching. This is an exciting opportunity for the right candidates to make a significant contribution to the outcomes of pupils within a welcoming and positive school environment .Â
This full-time Cover Supervisor role is available immediately for the duration of the Spring term, until 11th April. If you feel you have the skills to bring the classroom to life, we would love to hear from you.
Skills and requirements:
- QTS
- The right to work in the UK
- DBS on the update service (or willing to apply)
- Solid background in teachingÂ
- Strong classroom management
- Available to start asap.
Benefits:
- Daily rate of up to £150
- Free accommodation*
- Free travel per term*
- Holiday pay
- Contributory pension after 12 weeks
- No bills
- A dedicated consultant to support your journey to the Island.
Teaching in the Channel Islands is an easier transition than you might think and could be just the adventure you're waiting for. So, if you feel you have the relevant skills, experience and passion, we would love to hear from you. At Red Lester we specialise in supporting schools in the Channel Islands to find the right teachers within the primary, secondary, FE and SEN sectors. We offer teachers the opportunity to work in the most beautiful islands within the UK, supporting them from initial application right through to starting their new role and settling into life on the Island. *Free accommodation and travel (flight or ferry) applies to candidates outside of the Channel Islands.
