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Job description

Primary School General Supply Teacher - Walsall
Are you an outstanding, passionate, and enthusiastic Teacher who is willing to cover all years within a Primary School?
I am currently looking for experienced Teachers who would be available to cover all year groups and involve day-to-day work.
The school are always eager to grow with teachers who are, passionate, innovative, enthusiastic, and talented who will keep children focused and engaged in lessons.
The ideal candidate for this role would have experience within a variety of years. You must also be passionate and willing to support students no matter what they need and have their best interests at mind.
What you will need:
* UK QTS (ECTs welcome to apply.)
* Experienced in a school setting (at least 6 months.)
* Updated and clean DBS on the update service.
* To be up for a new challenge.
* Work as part of a team.
* Good written and communication skills.
* The ability to inspire students.
We have been working with this school for 4 years now and are proud to have found them some talented, great, enthusiastic, and determined teachers to help them give the best teaching to students.
I am very keen to speak with Teachers that feel like they would be suited to the role. To find out more about this role and Aspire People, head over to our website
We also offer you a £250 referral bonus for recommendations of candidates suitable for any of the roles we are currently recruiting for.
Please apply to this position and I'll be in touch with you shortly.

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