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Freelance Education Events Coordinator Location: West MidlandsFreelance, flexible hoursSalary: Compe... Freelance Education Events Coordinator Location: West MidlandsFreelance, flexible hoursSalary: CompetitiveAbout Us Ahead Partnership works with employers and educators to engage, inspire and motivate young people around skills, career options and future employment. We organise and deliver a wide range of employability and skills activities that connect young people with volunteers from the working world, helping to raise aspirations, build confidence, develop essential skills and expand networks.In recent years, we have broadened our reach through a mix of virtual and in-person delivery, from interview practice to workplace visits. Our programmes are highly interactive and hands-on, and we also deliver large-scale flagship events focused on sectors such as digital, green, and professional and financial services, encouraging young people to explore future career opportunities.Our clients are at the heart of everything we do, and you will play a key role in delivering a first-class experience across our activities and events. You’ll be supported by a dedicated, ambitious team who are passionate about making a real difference.We work with a diverse range of young people and are committed to diversity and inclusion in all forms. We welcome applications from people who reflect this and share our passion, even if you feel you do not have the “perfect” experience. We offer generous hourly or day rates, with full training provided. Experience working with young people, education or teaching is beneficial but not essential.You will need to; Be passionate about being part of a purpose-led businessBring your individuality to deliver content to young people in an exciting and engaging wayEmbrace change and be flexible in how you workBe comfortable working in partnership with the wider team and external stakeholders including employers and teachers If you have experience of planning and/or delivery of events or major projects and can demonstrate the ability to manage complex projects involving multiple stakeholders and competing deadlines then read on.We have a number of roles that we’re recruiting for which fall into the following categories – Event planning only roles – these are home based roles. You will need good stable broadband the ability to flex your diary and ideally, experience of project managing teams of people remotely as well as experience of event planning and management.Event delivery only roles – these roles will require you to have experience of facilitating events, ideally with young people (from primary to secondary age students), be able and willing to travel (mainly locally), have a flexible diary, and have access to a car. NB you will be paid travel expenses and travel time (where journeys take over an hour)Planning and delivery roles – the requirements for this role are a combination of the above two roles. Responsibilities:Planning of activities (‘Planning Only’ and ‘Planning and Delivery’ Roles): Work as part of a wider project team on the preparation and planning of activitiesCarry out planning calls with stakeholders, to ensure all delivery and logistical considerations are accounted forRecruitment of diverse volunteers to support activitiesUndertake administrative duties to deliver projects you support Delivery of activities (‘Delivery Only’ and ‘Planning and Delivery’ Roles): Represent Ahead Partnership in line with our values and cultureLiaise with an Ahead Partnership member of staff prior to the eventMeet and greet, brief and continually engage business volunteersEnsure the event spaces are set up correctly as specifiedLead/Facilitate the session from start to finish, including time-management and gathering feedbackAbility to adapt to different scenarios whilst running the eventReport back to the relevant Ahead Partnership contact after each eventUndertake other duties as requested and commensurate with the post Required Skills: Proven facilitation skills (‘Delivery Only’ and ‘Planning and Delivery’ Roles)Ability to work independentlyAbility to think on your feet and problem solveDemonstrable planning, organisational and time-management skillsStrong interpersonal skillsGood level of spelling and grammarExcellent communicator Experience: Experience of working with Young People – ideally those aged 11-16 years oldComprehensive experience of delivering presentations, training or workshops to a large audience and facilitating groups (‘Delivery Only’ and ‘Planning and Delivery’ Roles)Experience of developing and sustaining relationships with key stakeholders and partners. Whilst not essential, we are also interested in hearing from people with experience of managing complex programmes of activity or teams of people to deliver activities / events.Work is ad hoc, and we’re flexible around your other commitments if you’re happy to be flexible too. As our programmes grow, more regular and increased work may become available.Interested? Please apply.   INDLS  Equals One is an advertising and recruitment agency working on behalf of our client to promote this vacancy. You may be contacted directly by the employer should they wish to progress your application. Due to the number of applications we receive, we are unable to provide specific feedback if your application is unsuccessful.

Freelance Education Events Coordinator Location: ManchesterFreelance, flexible hoursSalary: Competit... Freelance Education Events Coordinator Location: ManchesterFreelance, flexible hoursSalary: CompetitiveAbout Us Ahead Partnership works with employers and educators to engage, inspire and motivate young people around skills, career options and future employment. We organise and deliver a wide range of employability and skills activities that connect young people with volunteers from the working world, helping to raise aspirations, build confidence, develop essential skills and expand networks.In recent years, we have broadened our reach through a mix of virtual and in-person delivery, from interview practice to workplace visits. Our programmes are highly interactive and hands-on, and we also deliver large-scale flagship events focused on sectors such as digital, green, and professional and financial services, encouraging young people to explore future career opportunities.Our clients are at the heart of everything we do, and you will play a key role in delivering a first-class experience across our activities and events. You’ll be supported by a dedicated, ambitious team who are passionate about making a real difference.We work with a diverse range of young people and are committed to diversity and inclusion in all forms. We welcome applications from people who reflect this and share our passion, even if you feel you do not have the “perfect” experience. We offer generous hourly or day rates, with full training provided. Experience working with young people, education or teaching is beneficial but not essential.You will need to; Be passionate about being part of a purpose-led businessBring your individuality to deliver content to young people in an exciting and engaging wayEmbrace change and be flexible in how you workBe comfortable working in partnership with the wider team and external stakeholders including employers and teachers If you have experience of planning and/or delivery of events or major projects and can demonstrate the ability to manage complex projects involving multiple stakeholders and competing deadlines then read on.We have a number of roles that we’re recruiting for which fall into the following categories – Event planning only roles – these are home based roles. You will need good stable broadband the ability to flex your diary and ideally, experience of project managing teams of people remotely as well as experience of event planning and management.Event delivery only roles – these roles will require you to have experience of facilitating events, ideally with young people (from primary to secondary age students), be able and willing to travel (mainly locally), have a flexible diary, and have access to a car. NB you will be paid travel expenses and travel time (where journeys take over an hour)Planning and delivery roles – the requirements for this role are a combination of the above two roles. Responsibilities:Planning of activities (‘Planning Only’ and ‘Planning and Delivery’ Roles): Work as part of a wider project team on the preparation and planning of activitiesCarry out planning calls with stakeholders, to ensure all delivery and logistical considerations are accounted forRecruitment of diverse volunteers to support activitiesUndertake administrative duties to deliver projects you support Delivery of activities (‘Delivery Only’ and ‘Planning and Delivery’ Roles): Represent Ahead Partnership in line with our values and cultureLiaise with an Ahead Partnership member of staff prior to the eventMeet and greet, brief and continually engage business volunteersEnsure the event spaces are set up correctly as specifiedLead/Facilitate the session from start to finish, including time-management and gathering feedbackAbility to adapt to different scenarios whilst running the eventReport back to the relevant Ahead Partnership contact after each eventUndertake other duties as requested and commensurate with the post Required Skills: Proven facilitation skills (‘Delivery Only’ and ‘Planning and Delivery’ Roles)Ability to work independentlyAbility to think on your feet and problem solveDemonstrable planning, organisational and time-management skillsStrong interpersonal skillsGood level of spelling and grammarExcellent communicator Experience: Experience of working with Young People – ideally those aged 11-16 years oldComprehensive experience of delivering presentations, training or workshops to a large audience and facilitating groups (‘Delivery Only’ and ‘Planning and Delivery’ Roles)Experience of developing and sustaining relationships with key stakeholders and partners. Whilst not essential, we are also interested in hearing from people with experience of managing complex programmes of activity or teams of people to deliver activities / events.Work is ad hoc, and we’re flexible around your other commitments if you’re happy to be flexible too. As our programmes grow, more regular and increased work may become available.Interested? Please apply.   INDLS  Equals One is an advertising and recruitment agency working on behalf of our client to promote this vacancy. You may be contacted directly by the employer should they wish to progress your application. Due to the number of applications we receive, we are unable to provide specific feedback if your application is unsuccessful.

Science Graduate Teacher Training | Starting Salary £26,761 | PGCE + QTS in 12 MonthsIs your mind tu... Science Graduate Teacher Training | Starting Salary £26,761 | PGCE + QTS in 12 MonthsIs your mind turning towards the end of your studies and towards a full-time career? Launch your Science teaching career in East Lancashire.Are you a recent Biology, Chemistry, or Physics graduate, or someone with strong A-levels in these subjects, who enjoys conducting experiments, exploring how the world works, and inspiring curiosity in young people? If Science is your passion, we have the perfect teacher training opportunity for you across our schools in Burnley, Accrington, and Blackburn.The opportunityDo you see teaching as more than just a job? Across our East Lancashire secondary schools, we're looking for enthusiastic Science graduates, or aspiring teachers with strong A-level Sciences, who want to turn their love of the subject into a meaningful career. We're seeking future teachers who can bring clarity, enthusiasm, and scientific thinking to lessons, from chemical reactions and cell biology to forces, energy, waves, and the real-world applications of science that shape the world around us.Why choose us?We offer a £26,761 starting salary during your training year, so you earn while you learn from day one. In just 12 months you'll gain both a PGCE and QTS, nationally recognised qualifications that open doors across England. Our programme holds an Ofsted 'Outstanding' rating with a 95% trainee success rate, and is built around a practical training model that focuses on real classroom skills rather than academic theory alone. You'll work in modern, well-equipped Science laboratories, supported throughout by structured mentorship from experienced Science teachers.The schoolsOur secondary schools in Burnley, Accrington, and Blackburn are well-regarded centres for Science education in the heart of East Lancashire, with consistently strong results in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics at GCSE and A-Level. You'll benefit from a collaborative Science department, access to specialist laboratory equipment and modern learning technology, and enrichment opportunities including Science clubs, competitions, fieldwork, and intervention programmes.Training structureWe use a 4+1 model: four days a week in school, with Wednesdays reserved for online PGCE study and professional development. From September to December you'll observe lessons, team-teach with your mentor, and build your confidence in the classroom and laboratory. From January to March you'll take the lead on planning and delivering lessons across the Sciences and begin developing your assessment strategies. From April to July you'll teach independently, refine your classroom management, and complete your PGCE and QTS.What you'll needYou'll need a degree in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, or a closely related Science discipline (2:1 or higher preferred), or strong A-level Sciences. Beyond that, we're looking for a genuine passion for Science and education, excellent communication and organisational skills, and a commitment to growing as a teacher. A driving licence is recommended as our schools are spread across Burnley, Accrington, and Blackburn, and having your own transport makes moving between sites more straightforward, though all three towns are well connected by road and rail.Next stepsInterviews are ongoing for a September 2026 start. Take the first step toward a rewarding Science teaching career in East Lancashire while earning a competitive salary and gaining nationally recognised qualifications.INDEDU

Science Graduate Teacher Training | Starting Salary £26,761 | PGCE + QTS in 12 MonthsIs your mind tu... Science Graduate Teacher Training | Starting Salary £26,761 | PGCE + QTS in 12 MonthsIs your mind turning towards the end of your studies and towards a full-time career? Launch your Science teaching career in East Lancashire.Are you a recent Biology, Chemistry, or Physics graduate, or someone with strong A-levels in these subjects, who enjoys conducting experiments, exploring how the world works, and inspiring curiosity in young people? If Science is your passion, we have the perfect teacher training opportunity for you across our schools in Burnley, Accrington, and Blackburn.The opportunityDo you see teaching as more than just a job? Across our East Lancashire secondary schools, we're looking for enthusiastic Science graduates, or aspiring teachers with strong A-level Sciences, who want to turn their love of the subject into a meaningful career. We're seeking future teachers who can bring clarity, enthusiasm, and scientific thinking to lessons, from chemical reactions and cell biology to forces, energy, waves, and the real-world applications of science that shape the world around us.Why choose us?We offer a £26,761 starting salary during your training year, so you earn while you learn from day one. In just 12 months you'll gain both a PGCE and QTS, nationally recognised qualifications that open doors across England. Our programme holds an Ofsted 'Outstanding' rating with a 95% trainee success rate, and is built around a practical training model that focuses on real classroom skills rather than academic theory alone. You'll work in modern, well-equipped Science laboratories, supported throughout by structured mentorship from experienced Science teachers.The schoolsOur secondary schools in Burnley, Accrington, and Blackburn are well-regarded centres for Science education in the heart of East Lancashire, with consistently strong results in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics at GCSE and A-Level. You'll benefit from a collaborative Science department, access to specialist laboratory equipment and modern learning technology, and enrichment opportunities including Science clubs, competitions, fieldwork, and intervention programmes.Training structureWe use a 4+1 model: four days a week in school, with Wednesdays reserved for online PGCE study and professional development. From September to December you'll observe lessons, team-teach with your mentor, and build your confidence in the classroom and laboratory. From January to March you'll take the lead on planning and delivering lessons across the Sciences and begin developing your assessment strategies. From April to July you'll teach independently, refine your classroom management, and complete your PGCE and QTS.What you'll needYou'll need a degree in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, or a closely related Science discipline (2:1 or higher preferred), or strong A-level Sciences. Beyond that, we're looking for a genuine passion for Science and education, excellent communication and organisational skills, and a commitment to growing as a teacher. A driving licence is recommended as our schools are spread across Burnley, Accrington, and Blackburn, and having your own transport makes moving between sites more straightforward, though all three towns are well connected by road and rail.Next stepsInterviews are ongoing for a September 2026 start. Take the first step toward a rewarding Science teaching career in East Lancashire while earning a competitive salary and gaining nationally recognised qualifications.INDEDU

Computer Science Graduate Teacher Training | Starting Salary £26,761 | PGCE + QTS in 12 MonthsIs you... Computer Science Graduate Teacher Training | Starting Salary £26,761 | PGCE + QTS in 12 MonthsIs your mind turning towards the end of your studies and towards a full-time career? Launch your Computer Science teaching career in Carlisle.Are you a recent Computing or Computer Science graduate, or someone with strong A-level or Highers Computer Science, who enjoys coding, logical thinking, and inspiring curiosity about how technology works? If Computer Science is your passion, we have the perfect teacher training opportunity for you.The opportunityDo you see teaching as more than just a job? At our Carlisle secondary school, we're looking for enthusiastic Computing graduates, or aspiring teachers with strong A-level Computer Science, who want to turn their love of the subject into a meaningful career. We're seeking future teachers who can bring clarity, enthusiasm, and technical thinking to Computer Science lessons, from programming and algorithms to networks, cybersecurity, and the real-world impact of technology on society.Why choose us?We offer a £26,761 starting salary during your training year, so you earn while you learn from day one. In just 12 months you'll gain both a PGCE and QTS, nationally recognised qualifications that open doors across England. Our programme holds an Ofsted 'Outstanding' rating with a 95% trainee success rate, and is built around a practical training model that focuses on real classroom skills rather than academic theory alone. You'll work in modern, well-equipped computing facilities, supported throughout by structured mentorship from experienced Computer Science teachers.The schoolOur Carlisle-based secondary school is a forward-thinking environment where Computer Science is valued as a core discipline. With consistently strong results at GCSE and A-Level, you'll benefit from a collaborative Computing department, access to up-to-date hardware and software, and enrichment opportunities including coding clubs, programming competitions, and digital skills programmes.Training structureWe use a 4+1 model: four days a week in school, with Wednesdays reserved for online PGCE study and professional development. From September to December you'll observe lessons, team-teach with your mentor, and build your confidence in the classroom. From January to March you'll take the lead on planning and delivering lessons and begin developing your assessment strategies. From April to July you'll teach independently, refine your classroom management, and complete your PGCE and QTS.What you'll needYou'll need a degree in Computer Science, Computing, Software Engineering, or a closely related discipline (2:1 or higher preferred), or strong A-level Computer Science. Beyond that, we're looking for a genuine passion for computing and education, excellent communication and organisational skills, and a commitment to growing as a teacher. A driving licence is helpful but not essential, as Carlisle has strong public transport links.Next stepsInterviews are ongoing for a September 2026 start. Take the first step toward a rewarding Computer Science teaching career while earning a competitive salary and gaining nationally recognised qualifications.INDEDU

Graduate Teaching Assistant Outstanding Secondary School | Hounslow, West London Full-Time | Long-Te... Graduate Teaching Assistant Outstanding Secondary School | Hounslow, West London Full-Time | Long-Term Opportunity | June Start (Continuing into Full Academic Year from September) Salary: £500 - £600 per weekAre you a high-achieving Russell Group graduate, or a final-year student on track for a strong degree, with a genuine passion for the education sector?An outstanding and highly regarded secondary school in Hounslow is seeking an exceptional Graduate Teaching Assistant to join its dedicated and high-performing team. This role will commence in June, offering a valuable early start before continuing a full-time basis throughout the next academic year from September.This is an ideal opportunity for ambitious graduates looking to gain meaningful, hands-on experience in a school setting ahead of teacher training or a long-term career in education.The RoleAs a Graduate Teaching Assistant, you will work closely with experienced teachers and support staff to contribute to a dynamic and engaging learning environment. Your responsibilities will include: Supporting students across Key Stages 3 and 4 within the classroom.Providing one-to-one and small group academic support to raise attainment.Assisting with lesson delivery, preparation, and classroom organisation.Helping to manage behaviour and maintain a focused learning environment.Supporting students with varying learning needs, including those requiring additional support.Gaining exposure to curriculum planning, assessment, and wider school life. The June start date offers a unique opportunity to gain early classroom experience, build confidence, and establish relationships before continuing into a full academic year role from September.Candidate ProfileWe are seeking high-calibre graduates who: Russell Group graduates, or final-year students, on track to achieve a 2:1 degree or above in any subject.Are due to graduate this year and available to begin a full-time role in June.Have a strong academic background and a clear interest in education.Demonstrate excellent communication and interpersonal skills.Are professional, proactive, and eager to learn.Have experience working with young people (desirable but not essential). Why Join This School? An outstanding secondary school with a strong academic reputation.A supportive and collaborative teaching environment.Excellent mentoring and guidance from experienced educators.A clear pathway into teacher training and long-term career development.Opportunity to gain invaluable classroom experience across a full academic cycle.A culture of high expectations, inclusion, and student success. Apply NowIf you are an ambitious graduate looking to gain first-hand experience in education and take a significant step towards a teaching career, we encourage you to apply.Submit your CV to KPI Education to be considered for this Graduate Teaching Assistant role in Hounslow, starting in June and continuing into the next academic year.INDEDU

Graduate Unqualified Teacher (Multiple Subjects) High-Performing Secondary School | Wembley, Northwe... Graduate Unqualified Teacher (Multiple Subjects) High-Performing Secondary School | Wembley, Northwest London Full-Time | Long-Term Role | September Start Interviews Commencing After the Easter Break Salary: £25,000 – £30,000Are you a high-achieving Russell Group graduate, or a final-year student on track for a strong degree, with a clear ambition to train as a teacher?A highly regarded and forward-thinking secondary school in Wembley is seeking exceptional Graduate Unqualified Teachers to join its dynamic and supportive teaching team from September. This opportunity is ideal for high-calibre graduates in Art, Economics, Computer Science, English, Geography, Physics, and Chemistry who are passionate about education and eager to gain meaningful classroom experience ahead of formal teacher training.This role has been carefully designed for ambitious graduates looking to build a successful and long-term career within the education sector.The RoleAs a Graduate Unqualified Teacher, you will work closely with experienced educators and subject specialists to develop your teaching practice in a structured and supportive environment. Key responsibilities include: Delivering pre-planned lessons across Key Stages 3 and 4 within your subject specialism.Supporting students’ academic progress and deepening subject understanding.Leading small group interventions and targeted support sessions.Developing strong classroom management and communication skills.Assisting with lesson preparation, marking, and assessment.Gaining valuable exposure to curriculum planning and wider school life. This position provides an excellent foundation for teacher training, offering a clear and supported pathway into the profession from the following academic year.Candidate ProfileWe are seeking high-calibre graduates who: Are Russell Group graduates, or final-year students, on track to achieve a 2:1 degree or above in Art, Economics, Computer Science, English, Geography, Physics, Chemistry, or a related subject.Are due to graduate this year and available to begin a full-time role in September.Have a genuine passion for the education sector and a commitment to pursuing a career in teaching.Demonstrate strong academic ability alongside excellent communication and interpersonal skills.Are professional, reflective, and motivated to develop their practice.Have experience working with young people (desirable but not essential). Why Join This School? A high-performing and well-respected secondary school located in Wembley.Excellent transport links across Northwest London.A supportive, collaborative, and academically ambitious teaching environment.A proven track record of developing successful graduate teachers.Structured mentoring and high-quality ongoing professional development.Clear progression routes into teacher training programmes.An inclusive school culture that values excellence, aspiration, and student success. Apply NowIf you are an ambitious graduate ready to take the first step towards a rewarding career in education, this is an outstanding opportunity to gain invaluable experience within a high-performing school.Interviews will be taking place shortly after the Easter break, so early applications are strongly encouraged.Click ‘Apply’ and submit your CV to KPI Education to be considered for this Graduate Unqualified Teacher role starting in September.INDEDU

Graduate Tutor – GCSE SupportAre you a recent graduate who’s passionate about pursuing a career in t... Graduate Tutor – GCSE SupportAre you a recent graduate who’s passionate about pursuing a career in the education sector?Have you thrived in your subject specialism and feel confident supporting the next generation of students to achieve their academic goals?Are you looking for short-term work for the rest of the academic year that will help you build experience ahead of future classroom-based roles?A well-established school trust in Bradford is seeking a number of Graduate Tutors to support students across a range of subjects as they prepare for their GCSE exams in 2026.Graduate Tutor – GCSE Support Full-time and part-time roles available, starting immediatelyOpportunities to run for the remainder of the academic yearEarn up to £560 per week as a Graduate TutorMonday to Friday, term-time onlyExcellent experience for aspiring teachers and academic support workersSupportive environment with a strong academic focus Ideal Candidate – Graduate Tutor – GCSE Support 2:1 or above in a core subject degree (Maths, English, Science, History, Humanities, MFL)Strong communicator with excellent subject knowledgeConfident in explaining key topics and theories within your subject specialismEnthusiastic about helping young people learn and succeedProfessional, adaptable, and reliableAbility to work either full-time or part-time This role is ideal for recent graduates looking to build experience in education. Whether you’re planning to begin teacher training in September or want to develop your classroom skills, this is a fantastic stepping stone into the sector.The trust supports several secondary schools across the Bradford area, all seeking dedicated tutors to help students feel confident and prepared for their upcoming GCSEs. For candidates who excel, there is potential for progression into longer-term roles beyond the GCSE period.Interested? Click Apply Now and send your CV to Michael at KPI Education to be considered.INDEDU

Graduate Primary Teaching AssistantLeeds Primary School | Full-Time, Long-Term Up to £560 per week |... Graduate Primary Teaching AssistantLeeds Primary School | Full-Time, Long-Term Up to £560 per week | Interviewing ImmediatelyAre you a recent graduate eager to kickstart a rewarding career in primary education?Maybe you are thinking about pursuing a PGCE but want to grow your confidence first by gaining relevant experience?Would you love to support the growth of local children whilst making a real difference every day?We're recruiting Graduate Primary Teaching Assistants to join vibrant and welcoming primary schools across Leeds in full-time, long-term roles — with interviews taking place this week.The Role – Graduate Primary Teaching AssistantYou'll work alongside classroom teachers in EYFS, KS1 or KS2, supporting pupils to progress across a range of subjects. You'll play a pivotal role in boosting confidence, ensuring individual needs are met and creating an inclusive, positive learning environment where every child can thrive.This role is ideal for graduates considering a PGCE, Educational Psychology, Child Psychology or any child-focused postgraduate course.What's on Offer Full-time, long-term Graduate Primary Teaching Assistant positionMonday – Friday, term time onlyUp to £560 per weekFantastic experience for teacher training and postgraduate applicationsOngoing CPD and tailored mentorshipExcellent public transport links, with some schools offering staff parkingBecome a valued, permanent member of a supportive school team Ideal Candidate – Graduate Primary Teaching Assistant Degree in any subject; Education, Psychology, Early Years or Social Sciences preferred but not essentialEnthusiastic about helping young people learn and growPatient, empathetic and a strong communicatorProfessional, committed and proactiveMust have the right to work in the UK Graduate Primary Teaching Assistant – Leeds Primary School – Up to £560 per weekINDEDU

Graduate Speech and Language TherapistLeeds SEND School | Full-Time, Long-Term Up to £560 per week |... Graduate Speech and Language TherapistLeeds SEND School | Full-Time, Long-Term Up to £560 per week | Interviewing ImmediatelyAre you a qualified Speech and Language Therapist with a passion for empowering children with complex communication needs?Do you thrive in SEND environments and have a proven track record supporting autistic and neurodivergent pupils?Are you ready to hit the ground running and make an immediate impact?We're recruiting a Speech and Language Therapist for a dedicated Leeds-based SEND school, supporting pupils aged 4–16 with diverse communication, social, emotional and developmental needs.The Role – Speech and Language TherapistYou'll deliver high-quality, impactful therapy from day one through 1:1 sessions, small groups and class-based support. You'll conduct assessments, develop tailored intervention plans and produce detailed reports to inform EHCPs and annual reviews. Working closely with teachers, SENCOs and pastoral teams, you'll also build whole-school communication capacity through staff training and modelling.Start Date: April 2026 What's on Offer Full-time, long-term Speech and Language Therapist positionMonday – Friday, term time onlyUp to £560 per weekA dedicated, collaborative SEND teamImmediate start availableOpportunity to extend based on permanent recruitment Ideal Candidate – Speech and Language Therapist Qualified Speech and Language Therapist with current HCPC registrationEnhanced DBS check (child workforce)Demonstrable experience supporting children and young people aged 4–16Strong background in SEND settings, particularly with autistic and neurodivergent learnersConfident in assessment, intervention planning and report writingAble to manage a varied caseload independently from day one Desirable: Up-to-date knowledge of evidence-based SaLT interventionsProactive, solution-focused and excellent interpersonal skillsGenuine commitment to improving communication outcomes and inclusion Speech and Language Therapist – Leeds SEND School – Up to £560 per weekINDEDU

SEN Teaching AssistantWakefield Specialist School | Full-Time, Long-Term Up to £560 per week | Inter... SEN Teaching AssistantWakefield Specialist School | Full-Time, Long-Term Up to £560 per week | Interviewing ImmediatelyAre you passionate about making a real difference in the lives of young people with additional needs?Do you have the patience, resilience and empathy to support students with SEN in a specialist setting?Are you looking for a role that is genuinely rewarding every single day?We're recruiting an SEN Teaching Assistant to join a supportive and dedicated specialist school in Wakefield, working with students with a range of additional needs in a nurturing, inclusive environment.The Role – SEN Teaching AssistantYou'll provide one-to-one and small group support to students with a range of needs including autism, ADHD and learning difficulties, working closely with teachers and specialist staff to help every young person access education and reach their potential. You'll support academic progress, social development and emotional wellbeing in equal measure.What's on Offer Full-time, long-term SEN Teaching Assistant positionMonday – Friday, term time only (8:00am – 4:00pm)Up to £560 per weekFull induction and comprehensive ongoing trainingSupportive team of experienced SEN professionalsExcellent pathway into education, psychology or therapy careers Ideal Candidate – SEN Teaching Assistant Compassionate, patient and genuinely passionate about supporting young people with SENResilient, adaptable and calm under pressureStrong communicator with excellent interpersonal skillsProfessional, committed and reliableMust have the right to work in the UK Desirable: Experience working with children or young people with additional needsDegree in Psychology, Education or a related subject (2:1 or above preferred)Team Teach certification (or willingness to train — full training available)Full UK driving licence SEN Teaching Assistant – Wakefield Specialist School – Up to £560 per weekINDEDU

Graduate EAL Teaching AssistantBradford Secondary School | Full-Time, Long-Term Up to £560 per week... Graduate EAL Teaching AssistantBradford Secondary School | Full-Time, Long-Term Up to £560 per week | Interviewing ImmediatelyAre you a recent graduate looking to kickstart a career working with young people?Do you have a passion for languages and supporting students from diverse backgrounds?Would you love to gain hands-on classroom experience whilst making a real difference every day?We're recruiting a Graduate EAL Teaching Assistant for a vibrant, multicultural Bradford secondary school, supporting pupils whose first language is not English to access the curriculum and flourish in the classroom.The Role – Graduate EAL Teaching AssistantYou'll work closely with subject teachers across a range of departments, supporting EAL students to access challenging secondary curriculum content and build their confidence in academic English. You'll deliver targeted interventions, adapt resources and ensure every student feels included and able to succeed.This role is perfect for graduates considering a PGCE, Speech and Language Therapy, Educational Psychology or any child-focused postgraduate course.What's on Offer Full-time, long-term Graduate EAL Teaching Assistant positionMonday – Friday, term time onlyUp to £560 per weekInvaluable experience for teacher training or postgraduate applicationsOngoing CPD and mentorshipA welcoming, diverse and supportive school community  Ideal Candidate – Graduate EAL Teaching Assistant Degree in any subject; Linguistics, Modern Languages, Education or Social Sciences preferred but not essentialExperience working with children or young people desirablePatient, empathetic and culturally awareFluency in a second language desirable but not essentialEnthusiastic, committed and proactiveMust have the right to work in the UK Graduate EAL Teaching Assistant – Bradford Secondary School – Up to £560 per weekINDEDU

Maths Graduate Teacher Training | Starting Salary £26,761 | PGCE + QTS in 12 MonthsIs your mind turn... Maths Graduate Teacher Training | Starting Salary £26,761 | PGCE + QTS in 12 MonthsIs your mind turning towards the end of your studies and towards a full-time career? Are you a recent Mathematics graduate — or someone with strong A-level Maths — who enjoys problem-solving, logical thinking, and inspiring curiosity about numbers? If Maths is your passion, we have the perfect teacher training opportunity for you in Accrington or Burnley.The opportunityDo you see teaching as more than just a job? At our East Lancashire secondary schools, we're looking for enthusiastic Maths graduates — or aspiring teachers with strong A-level Mathematics — who want to turn their love of the subject into a meaningful career. We're seeking future teachers who can bring clarity, enthusiasm, and analytical thinking to Maths lessons, from algebra and geometry to statistics, probability, and real-world problem solving.Why choose us?We offer a £26,761 starting salary during your training year, so you earn while you learn from day one. In just 12 months you'll gain both a PGCE and QTS — nationally recognised qualifications that open doors across England. Our programme holds an Ofsted 'Outstanding' rating with a 95% trainee success rate, and is built around a practical training model that focuses on real classroom skills rather than academic theory alone. You'll work in modern facilities with specialist Maths resources, supported throughout by structured mentorship from experienced Maths teachers.The schoolsOur Accrington and Burnley secondary schools are well-regarded hubs for Maths education in the heart of East Lancashire, with consistently strong results at GCSE and A-Level. You'll benefit from a collaborative Maths department, access to specialist resources and modern learning technology, and enrichment opportunities including Maths clubs, competitions, and intervention programmes.Training structureWe use a 4+1 model: four days a week in school, with Wednesdays reserved for online PGCE study and professional development. From September to December you'll observe lessons, team-teach with your mentor, and build your confidence in the classroom. From January to March you'll take the lead on planning and delivering lessons and begin developing your assessment strategies. From April to July you'll teach independently, refine your classroom management, and complete your PGCE and QTS.What you'll needYou'll need a degree in Mathematics or a closely related numerate discipline (2:1 or higher preferred), or strong A-level Mathematics. Beyond that, we're looking for a genuine passion for Maths and education, excellent communication and organisational skills, and a commitment to growing as a teacher. A driving licence is helpful — Accrington and Burnley are well connected by road and rail, but having your own transport makes moving between sites easier.Next stepsInterviews are ongoing for a September 2026 start. Take the first step toward a rewarding Maths teaching career in East Lancashire while earning a competitive salary and gaining nationally recognised qualifications.INDEDU

Ready for a Change? Use Your Skills to Transform a Child’s Life Step Forward Foster Carer – Plymouth... Ready for a Change? Use Your Skills to Transform a Child’s Life Step Forward Foster Carer – Plymouth & Surrounding Areas Employer: Sanctuary Personnel (in partnership with Plymouth City Council) Location: Plymouth & surrounding areas Salary: From £840 per week when a child is placed Employment Type: Full-time | Self-employed Sector: Social Care | Residential Management | Child WelfareTo foster in the UK, you must meet all of the following requirements: Be 21 years of age or overHave a spare, dedicated bedroom in your homeHave experience supporting children, young people, or vulnerable adults (professionally or personally)Be a British citizen or hold Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) in the UK Important – Visa StatusWe are unable to accept applications from individuals who hold: EU Settled or Pre-Settled StatusGraduate visasSkilled Worker visasStudent visasHealth & Care Worker visasSpouse VisaAny other temporary or time-limited visa Fostering requires permanent residency status in the UK.If you do not meet all of the above criteria, please do not apply, as your application will not be progressed Is it time to use your skills differently? Whether you’ve worked as a SEND Case Officer—supporting children with special educational needs and disabilities—you could change a child’s life in ways you never imagined. Right now, there’s an urgent need for foster carers in Plymouth, especially for young people transitioning out of residential care. Through our Step Forward programme, you can provide the safety, consistency, and emotional support these children need to heal, grow and thrive.This role is about more than providing a roof over a child’s head, it’s about offering them the stability, love, and security they need to rebuild their lives. It’s a full-circle role that blends professional care with personal commitment, right in your own home. Why Consider Step Forward Fostering? This specialist role is designed for experienced professionals who are ready to make a deeper impact. You’ll work as part of a close-knit, fully supported team, helping a young person move forward from trauma into stability and trust. This isn’t just a job, it’s a chance to change lives, including your own. What You’ll Receive as a Step Forward Foster Carer: ✅ From £840 p/week (when a child is placed) ✅ Extra allowances for birthdays, holidays, and celebrations ✅ 100% Council Tax exemption (eligibility criteria applies) ✅ Up to 28-nights of paid respite p/year ✅ Bespoke training in trauma-informed and therapeutic care ✅ 24/7 out-of-hours support and a dedicated social work team ✅ Access to Mockingbird Fostering Model and The Fostering Network ✅ Be part of a local community, helping Plymouth’s children stay close to home Could this be you? We’re looking for people who are: • Based in Plymouth or surrounding areas • Ready to offer full-time care and a dedicated bedroom • Skilled in supporting children with emotional or behavioural needs • Emotionally resilient and reflective • Willing to become self-employed • Ideally with no children under 12 at home (though we’ll assess on a case-by-case basis) Is it time for a change? If you’re ready to apply your SEND case management experience in a new and deeply rewarding way, then this is your opportunity.Apply now to speak with our team and take your first step toward becoming a Step Forward Foster Carer in Plymouth.

Maths Graduate Teacher Training | Starting Salary £26,761 | PGCE + QTS in 12 MonthsIs your mind turn... Maths Graduate Teacher Training | Starting Salary £26,761 | PGCE + QTS in 12 MonthsIs your mind turning towards the end of your studies and towards a full-time career? Launch your Maths teaching career in Carlisle.Are you a recent Mathematics graduate — or someone with strong A-level Maths — who enjoys problem-solving, logical thinking, and inspiring curiosity about numbers? If Maths is your passion, we have the perfect teacher training opportunity for you.The opportunityDo you see teaching as more than just a job? At our Carlisle secondary school, we're looking for enthusiastic Maths graduates — or aspiring teachers with strong A-level Mathematics — who want to turn their love of the subject into a meaningful career. We're seeking future teachers who can bring clarity, enthusiasm, and analytical thinking to Maths lessons, from algebra and geometry to statistics, probability, and real-world problem solving.Why choose us?We offer a £26,761 starting salary during your training year, so you earn while you learn from day one. In just 12 months you'll gain both a PGCE and QTS — nationally recognised qualifications that open doors across England. Our programme holds an Ofsted 'Outstanding' rating with a 95% trainee success rate, and is built around a practical training model that focuses on real classroom skills rather than academic theory alone. You'll work in modern facilities with specialist Maths resources, supported throughout by structured mentorship from experienced Maths teachers.The schoolOur Carlisle-based secondary school is a well-regarded hub for Maths education, with consistently strong results at GCSE and A-Level. You'll benefit from a collaborative Maths department, access to specialist resources and modern learning technology, and enrichment opportunities including Maths clubs, competitions, and intervention programmes.Training structureWe use a 4+1 model: four days a week in school, with Wednesdays reserved for online PGCE study and professional development. From September to December you'll observe lessons, team-teach with your mentor, and build your confidence in the classroom. From January to March you'll take the lead on planning and delivering lessons and begin developing your assessment strategies. From April to July you'll teach independently, refine your classroom management, and complete your PGCE and QTS.What you'll needYou'll need a degree in Mathematics or a closely related numerate discipline (2:1 or higher preferred), or strong A-level Mathematics. Beyond that, we're looking for a genuine passion for Maths and education, excellent communication and organisational skills, and a commitment to growing as a teacher. A driving licence is helpful but not essential — Carlisle has strong public transport links.Next stepsInterviews are ongoing for a September 2026 start. Take the first step toward a rewarding Maths teaching career while earning a competitive salary and gaining nationally recognised qualifications.INDEDU