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Teaching in Greater London/Liverpool City

  • 10-03-2018 11:23am
    #1
    Teacher2018
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    Hi, I am a young newly qualified Irish secondary teacher looking for some tips on teaching outside London i.e. Reading or Liverpool City. I am just wondering if anyone has any experience on this or would be able to give me some pointers about either/both with regards salary, rent, behaviour etc.
    Lucy ☺


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  • #2
    spurious
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    Moving this to a more suitable forum.


  • #3
    evolving_doors
    Closed Accounts Posts: 11,812 ✭✭✭✭evolving_doors


    Maybe try the community forum on the TES website too!


  • #4
    german.grinds
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    Hi, I've been teaching in London for the past 3 years, however trained over here as well, so can't compare it to the Irish system. Finding a job should be relatively easy depending on your subjects, as there is a major shortage of teachers here. I'd recommend not going through an agency, search for jobs on tes.com and apply to the school directly. Rent in London can be challenging, especially in your first year or two, aim to live slightly further out and you should get a room in a house share from between £550 to £650 a month as long as you're not too fussy. Behaviour varies from school to school, and will depend on many different factors. The school I work in can be mixed, 90% of pupils are quite nice but the other 10% certainly make their presence known at times-it will all depend on what policies your school have in place. 
    I do think teaching here is excellent experience, with promotions easily available for good candidates which then making living in London that bit more affordable. If you have any specific questions, just comment and I will reply.


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