Stand Against Violence ✌️
Freelance Teacher

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What if your teaching experience could help prevent violence and change the direction of a young person’s life?
At Stand Against Violence, we’re looking for more Freelance Teachers and Educators across England and Wales to deliver impactful anti-violence workshops in schools, colleges, sports clubs, and community settings. This is a flexible role that fits around supply teaching, part-time work, self-employment, or semi-retirement and it offers something many educators are looking for: the chance to have powerful conversations that stay with young people long after the lesson ends.
Our workshops are interactive, discussion-based, and rooted in lived experience. Topics include:
- Violence prevention
- Bullying
- Domestic abuse
- Grooming and exploitation
- Misogyny
- Substance awareness
- Harassment
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No two days are the same. You might deliver a single 60-minute session or spend a full day working with different groups of students.
Why teachers enjoy working with SAV:
- Flexible, ad-hoc freelance work
- Competitive session rates
- Full training and shadowing provided
- Ongoing support from our experienced team
- The opportunity to make a genuine difference in your local community
We’d love to hear from educators who have:
- Experience teaching KS2 and above
- Strong classroom and group management skills
- The confidence to explore sensitive and emotional topics with empathy and professionalism
- Excellent communication and organisational skills
- A good understanding of schools, safeguarding, and the challenges facing young people today


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You’ll need a full UK driving licence and access to your own transport or have access to reliable public transport.
Education and early intervention are some of the most effective tools we have to reduce violence. If you’re passionate about helping young people make safer, healthier, and more positive choices that really benefit us all, we’d love to hear from you.
📩 Send your CV and a short cover letter to info@sav-ed.co.uk
Learn more about our work: www.standagainstviolence.co.uk
Please note: this is a freelance role with variable hours and is best suited as additional income alongside other teaching or professional work.
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