Cover Supervisor - Secondary Schools - Warrington

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Tradewind Recruitment
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Warrington, Cheshire
£100 - £130/day
Posted 1 day ago
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September is a great time to start building your experience in secondary education. Tradewind Recruitment is currently recruiting Cover Supervisors for secondary schools across Warrington, with daily supply, short-term and longer-term positions available. The role is particularly well suited to people who are confident leading groups and maintaining a calm classroom environment. You do not need to be a qualified teacher, making this an excellent route into education for graduates and experienced professionals from other backgrounds. As a Cover Supervisor, you will take responsibility for a classroom when the usual teacher is unavailable. Lessons are generally prepared in advance, allowing you to concentrate on delivery, student engagement and behaviour management. Typical duties include: Supervising classes across KS3 and KS4 Delivering pre-prepared lesson materials Maintaining appropriate classroom expectations Supporting students with their work Managing low-level behaviour effectively Reporting any issues or concerns to teaching staffWe regularly speak to candidates with backgrounds in sport, coaching, youth work, tutoring, performing arts, leadership and other people-facing professions who make excellent Cover Supervisors. Working as a Cover Supervisor can also provide useful experience for graduates considering teacher training or anyone wanting to understand more about working in a secondary school. If you're confident working with young people and would like to explore Cover Supervisor opportunities in Warrington, get in touch today. Jake Wall Senior Education Consultant (phone number removed)

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