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Are you an ECT based in Salford? Are you looking for your forever school but don't know where to start?
Tradewind is looking for a passionate Primary Teacher to gain valuable experience in both KS1 and KS2. This opportunity is ideal for Early Career Teachers (ECTs) who are still exploring their specialism. You will deliver a range of lessons without the need for planning, offering an excellent chance to learn and grow. These roles start January 2025 and may run until the end of the academic year, with the potential for extension.
Role Details:
- Competitive daily rate: £120 - £130 (depending on experience, may be higher)
- No planning required
- Supportive team environment
- Based in Salford
Supply Teacher Responsibilities:
- Deliver engaging lessons in line with the EYFS - KS2 National Curriculum and the school's creative approach
- Scaffold age-appropriate learning to ensure every child's success
- Keep up-to-date data records and identify learning gaps to maintain high levels of attainment
- Build strong, trust-based relationships with pupils
- Collaborate effectively with Teaching Assistants, key stage teams, and other staff to share resources and best practices
Requirements:
- QTS or equivalent qualification
- Strong KS1/KS2 references
- Right to work in the UK
- CV to cover full employment history
All candidates will undergo an enhanced DBS check and must provide suitable references.
If this sounds like the perfect role for you, contact Tamara on or via email at .
Benefits of Joining Tradewind Recruitment / SANZA Teaching Agency / Accelerate Teaching:
- Competitive pay rates with expert advice
- Free access to 2,500+ CPD courses, webinars, and resources through our National College partnership
- Flexible work tailored to your schedule: daily supply, long-term contracts, and permanent roles available locally
- Wellbeing-focused support, with Tradewind being named a Sunday Times Top 100 employer for four consecutive years
- Equal Opportunities Employer committed to outstanding candidate service.
