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CALLING ALL ECTs WE NEED YOU FOR 2022!
The Teaching Team are recruiting for EYFS, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 ECTs (previously known as NQTs) for supply work (to help you find a position that is right for you), long term and permanent positions in Leicester schools for 2022!
Having now qualified as a teacher, it is now essential that you start working in schools to build up your experience in order to find a position that is right for you for your ECT induction. Supply teaching can really help and we mean really! We have placed numerous ECTs into ECT positions over the years, we dedicate our time and energy to help all ECTs find positions that are right for them, historically speaking, the best way to find a position in schools is to do supply, build rapport with the schools and ideally cover a long term assignment where it might lead to you doing your ECT induction and hopefully a permanent job at a school.
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If you are an ECT wondering that to do this year, please contact Rachel at The Teaching Team for more honest, friendly and supportive advice.
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