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For many teachers, a new role is more than a change of classroom or key stage – it’s a decision that can shape the next phase of your career. Whether you’re an early years specialist, a primary classroom teacher, or a secondary subject leader, the move into a permanent post is an important opportunity to consolidate your skills and plan for the future.
The first few weeks of a new school year can feel like a whirlwind. September often races by in a blur of lesson planning, new classes, and endless to-do lists.
As exam season gets underway, stress levels spike in schools right across the UK.
As the academic year progresses, many teachers begin to reflect on their career paths and consider new opportunities. If you’re contemplating a change, resigning from your teaching position requires some careful thought and planning. Here are our essential tips to keep in mind to ensure a smooth transition in your career: