YES! If you have a recognised teaching qualification and UK working rights, we can help secure teaching work in England. There is lots of work available for Early Years, Primary, Secondary and Special Needs schools across England.

You can work in England as a supply teacher, as a long-term cover teacher, or as a permanent teacher. It all depends on what suits your lifestyle and goals!

Get in touch with us and we will arrange to have a chat to discuss your skills and experience, and what kind of life in England would suit you and your family. From there, we will work with you and our fantastic partner schools to find your ideal teaching job in England. Once you have your new role, we will help you to arrange your new accommodation in England for you and your family, as well as a bank account, UK mobile phone, and anything else you need to find your feet.

The English school year is comprised of 3 terms. Term one starts in early September and finishes in late December. There is a half-term break of a week in October and two weeks off over Christmas and New Years. Term 2 starts in early January. There is a February half term break of a week and then the term ends on Easter for two weeks. Term three usually starts in mid-April depending on Easter dates, and there is a week off in May for half-term. The school year ends in late July. The summer break is through late July and August, with school starting again in September. We can find you a role that starts in September, January, or April!

We work with all types of schools in England. Whether you want to teach in a state, faith or independent school, we have opportunities in Early Years, Primary, Secondary and Special Needs schools across the country.

Our schools are located all over England. We work with over 3000 schools and have offices in London, Brighton, Watford and Leeds.

Our support begins on day one and doesn't stop! We will help you with interview preparation, support when looking at visa options, the relocation itself, and continuous CPD and life support while you’re teaching in England.

If you are looking to work regularly in a range of schools but be flexible to travel or spend time with your family in term time, supply work is for you. You can work as little or as often as you like in all parts of London and regional locations across England.

If you are looking to work in one school, teaching your specialist subjects for a set amount of time, this is a great option for you. A contract in one school will mean you have support and mentoring, you will build rapport with students and know where you are working every day. You will have more marking and planning to do than if you work as a supply teacher, but you will benefit from the security and stability of a regular paycheck for the length of your contract.

If you are relocating to England permanently and want to secure a full-time ongoing position, permanent work is for you. We can find a permanent role for teachers who want this level of commitment and security when they move to England.