Long Term Teaching Positions In the UK!

Zahra Soodin

By Zahra Soodin
Community contribution / September 19, 2015

FULL TIME TEACHER NEEDED IN THE UK! ****DO YOU WANT TO MANAGE YOUR OWN CLASSROOM FULL TIME IN THE UK FOR January 2016? APPLY NOW TO INTERVIEW FOR FULL TIME POSITIONS****

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Do you see yourself teaching in UK? Do you love to travel and work with flexibility? Or would you prefer a full time teaching position? It’s never too late to apply! Vision Teaching is a UK based teacher recruitment agency, we are based in London, England. Currently we are recruiting for a number of teachers to join our staff in 2016 and 2017; we have a variety of full time contracts and five day guarantee substitute teaching contracts available.

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