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Lack of permanent primary teaching jobs meant that I was on supply since I returned to Scotland 10 years ago. As an experienced teacher, at the top of the payscale, I wasn't getting chosen by schools on the Teacher Booker hiring app because I was too expensive
Since passing my probation in June 2022, I’ve faced a constant struggle for teaching contracts, often relying on sporadic supply work.
Throughout my 5 years in teaching I have found gaining stability employment is incredibly difficult. Fixed term contracts being cut off around about exam time or before timetable change, some contracts only lasting a few months and then hoonf there will be eno
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Because I wanted to continue working as a teacher rather than leave the profession I made the decision to move to England to look for better employment opportunities. My move was therefore a positive decision to continue my teaching career and find more stabil
I have been on antidepressants, I have attended counciling, I have lost friends and relationships because the reality of teaching is dreary and completely changes you as a person. I have contacted my local MSP’s, I am proactive in seeking opportunities but the
I find it ridiculous that not only are full time employment opportunities scarce, but we are also being denied the opportunity to do supply in other council areas, including my own.
In my fourth year of teaching, I consistently secured fixed-term contracts, but after two years in my local authority, I faced challenges.
After three years of a long commute for my permanent teaching role, I’ve decided to take a career break and return to Australia.
In my fifth year of teaching, I’ve worked in over 10 schools and faced numerous challenges, securing only two temporary contracts despite su
After completing my probationary year, I faced constant setbacks in securing a permanent teaching position, leaving me feeling frustrated
Being on supply has made paying my mortgage a terrifying stress, as I’m technically the higher earner when I get work.
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