Getting Paid for Subbing

Ejeca

Hello. I'm a registered primary teacher who did my first bit of subbing ever this week. I gave the school my PPS and was told that they don't need my bank details as it'll be the department who'll be paying me. How do I get paid from the Department of Education? I'm a little bit lost with the whole payroll process. Thanks in advance.

Postgrad10

Unless you worked with the department before they won't have your bank account details. The school should give you a form to fill in to be submitted to the department. Contact primary payroll for help 0906484043

Ejeca

Postgrad10 wrote: »

Unless you worked with the department before they won't have your bank account details. The school should give you a form to fill in to be submitted to the department. Contact primary payroll for help 0906484043

Thanks for the reply. I did work a day back when I was still in college, towards the end of the course. I remember the principal taking my bank details then but he ended up just paying me himself. I'll give payroll a ring next Tuesday and see what they'll say. Will I need any specific details to give them besides the standard PPS, Teaching Council number etc. that I'd already have myself? Will I need to give them the roll number of the school I subbed in?

James Bond Junior

I can't understand why the training colleges can't give students a small pack or advice sheet pamphlet on the basics of starting teaching, calling a roll, just general advice on what one can expect in the 1st few weeks out.

Postgrad10

Ejeca wrote: »

Thanks for the reply. I did work a day back when I was still in college, towards the end of the course. I remember the principal taking my bank details then but he ended up just paying me himself. I'll give payroll a ring next Tuesday and see what they'll say. Will I need any specific details to give them besides the standard PPS, Teaching Council number etc. that I'd already have myself? Will I need to give them the roll number of the school I subbed in?

That'll be handy all right but the pps number is most important, you'll be still on their system . No harm in checking they've put it through. Other than it's not your responsibility to inform the DES that you've subbed, school will put on the ocls.

Ejeca

Postgrad10 wrote: »

That'll be handy all right but the pps number is most important, you'll be still on their system . No harm in checking they've put it through. Other than it's not your responsibility to inform the DES that you've subbed, school will put on the ocls.

That's great, thank you very much!

Wellyd

Keep track of everyday you’ve worked and tick them off as you get paid for them. Some schools are absolutely terrible at paying subs. I had an 11 week wait to be paid for 7 weeks subbing in school a few years ago.