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Academics, a well-respected teaching agency in South Yorkshire, is on the lookout for a Daily Supply Teacher to work within secondary schools across Sheffield. This temporary position is perfect for those seeking flexibility, allowing you to work in different schools on a daily basis. With each placement, you have the opportunity to showcase your skills, and it could even lead to longer-term roles. As specialists in the education and training sector, Academics will ensure a smooth registration process, providing ongoing support to help you secure your next role as a Daily Supply Teacher.
Key Details of the Daily Supply Teacher Role:
- Deliver lessons in a variety of subjects to secondary students in Sheffield.
- No requirement for lesson planning or marking; your main focus will be teaching and managing the classroom.
- Pay ranges between 100 and 125 per day, based on experience.
- Gain exposure to different school environments and expand your teaching experience.
Role Requirements for Daily Supply Teacher:
- Reside in or be able to commute to Sheffield.
- Proven experience teaching a range of subjects in secondary schools.
- Strong classroom management abilities.
- Hold an enhanced DBS or be willing to apply for one.
Why Choose Academics?
- Receive personalised guidance from Matt, your consultant, with 17 years of teaching experience.
- Be part of an agency known for its transparency and reliability.
- Competitive daily rates for supply teaching.
- Earn up to 125 in vouchers for successful teacher referrals.
- Access numerous temporary teaching opportunities in the education and training sector.
- Benefit from over 30 years of combined teaching knowledge within our experienced team.
If you're a qualified Daily Supply Teacher seeking flexible teaching opportunities in Sheffield, get in touch today. With our expertise in the education and training sector, we're here to help you explore exciting short-term teaching roles in Sheffield's secondary schools. Apply now to start your journey with Academics.
