Career advice
Read the latest articles with advice from peers and experts and turn your teaching job into a career move
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Ultimate guide to jobseeking
Must-read articles for jobseeking teachers with tactics and tips from recruiters
Trainee teachers and NQTs
Articles, advice and best practice for teachers starting out in their careers
New career directions
Transfer your teaching skills to alternative roles beyond the classroom
Pay and conditions
Find out how much you are worth plus pay negotiation articles and union information
School leadership
Strategies and tips from school leaders on how to win and handle promotion
Retirement and pensions
Advice for retired teachers on opportunities to earn and leisure choices
Teachers' survival guide
Learn how to handle classroom, staffroom and other sticky situations
Teaching overseas
Tips and first hand accounts on living and teaching in overseas locations
Supply teaching
Agency advice, market data and peer stories to help you succeed in the supply teacher market
Teaching as a career choice
Accounts and advice to help you decide whether teaching is the vocation for you
Most popular articles
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Qualified teachers' pay scales from September 2011
Check how much you’re worth on the pay scale
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Post-threshold pay scale
If you’ve hit the ceiling of the main pay scale, there’s still room to improve your pay packet, if you perform well, within the upper level pay scale.
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Heads and deputy heads' pay scales for 2011
Ranges for headteachers and deputy heads in England, Wales, inner and outer London and fringe area.
(Unchanged from 2010)
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Unqualified teachers' pay scales 2010
See how much you’re worth on the revised pay scale, beginning September 1 2010
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Additional payments for classroom teachers for September 2011 (TLRs & SENs)
If your duties in the classroom go above and beyond the norm and it’s in your job description, you may be eligible for an extra payment.
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How to resign from a teaching post
Schools are like pressure cookers and teachers don’t always leave on the best of terms. If you’re in this delicate situation, how do you frame your resignation letter?
