UK Teaching Jobs
EM Recruitment has UK teaching jobs for Primary Teachers, Teaching Assistants, Special Needs Teachers and Secondary Teachers.

Primary Teachers
A primary school teacher is responsible for teaching all the subjects of the National Curriculum to his or her class. Teachers usually prefer to work in either Key Stage One (age from 5-7) or Key Stage 2 (7-11). If you have experience of younger children you may wish to work in the Foundation Stage. This is usually in either a Nursery Class attached to a Primary School or an Early Years Unit.

A good primary teacher will carefully plan his or her lesson and deliver the lesson with briskness and enthusiasm. To accomplish this you should have a working knowledge of the National Curriculum.

Teaching Assistants
Teaching Assistants support teachers within a classroom setting. Their main activity is interacting with the pupils assigned to them by the classroom teacher. They will be involved in supporting the literacy hour and the numeracy strategy and will also carry out numerous other tasks given to them by the teacher.

Special Needs
Work in Special Educational Needs will either be in mainstream schools or special schools with pupils who have a wide range of learning and behavioural difficulties. You will find children with

	Moderate or severe learning difficulties
	Emotional and behavioural difficulties
	Hearing impaired
	Moderate or severe physical difficulties

The work is this field is both rewarding and challenging. You do not have to be specially trained in special needs but an interest or experience is essential.

Special Needs Assistants
Special Needs Assistants are usually assigned to a specific pupil who has special needs. They are also termed a Learning Support Assistant

Secondary Teachers
Teaching a specific subject in which you are well qualified is rewarding. The interweaving of your subject knowledge with the requirements of the National Curriculum is a challenge.

A good secondary teacher will have excellent subject knowledge, carefully plan his or her lesson and deliver the lesson with briskness and enthusiasm. To accomplish this you need to be confident of the place of your subject within the National Curriculum.

The Interview
To work for EM recruitment you will need to attend an informal interview with one of our consultants. You will need your CV, two written references related to your teaching experience, a certified copy of your degree/s, a current Police / CRB check and your passport to verify your visa status to work in the UK.

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Useful Websites
www.dfes.gov.uk
The Department for Education and Skills with many links to other websites
www.gtce.org.uk
The General Teachers Council for England and Wales.
www.nc.uk.net
The website for the National Curriculum
www.canteach.gov.uk
The Teacher Training Agency