Tuesday 6 December 2022, 17:00 to 20:00 (virtual event) To attend this virtual event, you must register for a place. Once registered, you will receive log-in information and joining instructions via email. Whether you’re ready to start your career...
Read MoreTuesday 22 November 2022 at 16:30 – 20:00 Norwich City Football Club (Gunn Club), Norwich, NR1 1JE Find out more about getting into teaching in the East of England at this in-person Get Into Teaching event. You’ll be able to chat to: current...
Read MoreApplying for your first teaching post in Cambs 1 Nov...
Read MoreCambridgeshire is a large and diverse county with over 300 schools (224 primary, 35 secondary, 26 special, 25 independent and 3 colleges/sixth form colleges). These include small and large schools in urban, rural and market town contexts across...
Read MoreThe application Make your personal statement as detailed as possible – explain why you want to be a teacher – NB: long holidays or ‘works well with childcare’ are not good reasons! You need to mention what it is about teaching children...
Read MoreWhy visit a potential School? So, you have decided to apply for a teaching job in Cambridgeshire. What should you do? If possible, always visit the school before applying. This will enable you to know whether this could be the right school for you;...
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Now you’ve found your first teaching job, you’ll want to start thinking about the potential of your future career. In the past, teachers used to move up a fairly specific career ladder, and it was generally accepted that you would change...
Read MoreAcademies, free schools, MATs, maintained schools, faith schools, community schools, foundation schools, trust schools, voluntary aided schools, voluntary controlled schools, university technical colleges, independent schools… For a more...
Read MoreStarting your first teaching post is an exciting and rewarding experience; you will have the opportunity to apply all the great pedagogy you have developed during your training to inspire your students and make a positive impact on their progress....
Read MoreIn Cambridgeshire, we have a diverse range of schools. Maintained schools, free schools, federations, church schools, academies and multi-academy trusts, village colleges and a growing number of Teaching School Alliances. All of these contribute...
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