608 jobs found for Primary Teacher

Primary teacher jobs are available in various contract types, including:

• Contract primary teacher jobs: in a contract position, your job agreement determines the duration of your employment, which can last from a few months to a few years. A contract lets you determine if you enjoy working as a primary teacher.
• Permanent primary teacher jobs: in a permanent position, you work for the same school until retirement or resignation. Permanent positions give you excellent job security.
• Temporary primary teacher jobs: in a temporary position, you work a few hours stipulated in the contract. Hence, you can gain experience without a long-term commitment.
• Full-time primary teacher jobs: in a full-time position, you work specified hours daily, giving you a regular schedule.
• Part-time primary teacher jobs: in a part-time position, you work on specific days to cover for other teachers. A part-time contract is flexible and suitable if you have other commitments.

Do you have a dedicated interest in children's education and a commitment to promoting child welfare? Then a primary teacher position is suitable for you. As a primary teacher, you teach children between three and eleven years, following the curriculum guidelines. Your duties involve planning lessons, setting up classrooms and preparing learning resources. Primary teachers also carry out assessments and assist in activities outside the classroom to help other teachers. If you would like to find out more about the role, responsibilities, salary and qualifications needed to become a primary teacher in the UK, see our primary teacher job profile page.

Want to find out more about the life and day-to-day responsibilities of a primary teacher? Glen, head of year three talks to us about life as a primary teacher, what he enjoys and what inspires him. Click here to access the video interviews with Glen.

You will find more information on the primary teacher salary on the primary teacher job profile page. You can also find the salary for each specific job shown here if you click on the description.

If you are interested in becoming a primary teacher, you will need the following academic qualifications:

• university degree: a primary teacher needs to achieve qualified teacher status (QTS) by completing a bachelor's degree in education, science or arts. You also have to complete the initial teacher training induction programme before practicing in the UK. The Teaching Regulation Agency of England will award you a QTS when you meet the qualifications. While you can work in independent schools without a QTS, it is a necessary qualification for teaching jobs outside the private sector.
• apprenticeship: when you already have a degree without a QTS status, you can begin teaching via a postgraduate qualification. You train on the job and receive a Postgraduate Certificate of Education (PGCE).
• work experience: having work experience is important for primary teachers. You can gain experience through internships, voluntary work and private tutoring.

For information on the qualifications and relevant education needed for the role, see the education and qualifications section of our primary teacher job profile.

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