With a rich industrial heritage, a popular social scene, and two world-famous football teams there's no shortage of things to do in Manchester. The city also lies within the second most populated area of the UK, Greater Manchester, which has an estimated population of 2.8 million - many of whom are students.
Not only are there an abundance of things to do in the city but accommodation is far cheaper than the capital and average property prices are almost 40% lower, bringing down the cost of living substantially.
A recent study by The Sunday Times Schools Guide 2018 found that Manchester had 77 of the UK's best performing schools. This list ranks schools, sixth forms and academies according to the percentage of students achieving A* to B, such high performance will provide a stimulating and great working environment for teachers.
The exceptional achievements by some educational institutions in Manchester may be due to Teach Manchester, a partnership of schools, colleges, and centres striving for outstanding performance for every child by all teachers in the city. A great quality of living, coupled with fantastic teaching opportunities make Manchester an attractive option.
To apply for a teaching job in Manchester or for further information, please contact the Randstad Manchester Office.