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At Hourglass Education, we specialise in recruiting for permanent, overseas, and leadership roles in education. If you’re considering a move to the UK, especially to the bustling city of London or surrounding areas, we’ve highlighted some of the top attractions around. This guide aims to help prospective educators and their families get a feel for what life in London has to offer. Interested in learning more? Pop us a message!
At Hourglass Education, we focus on recruiting for permanent, overseas, and leadership roles in education. If you’re considering a move to the UK, especially to the vibrant city of Peterborough, we’ve compiled a list of top attractions in the area. This guide is designed to give prospective educators and their families a glimpse into what life in Peterborough has to offer!
At Hourglass Education, we specialise in recruiting for permanent, overseas, and leadership roles in education. For those considering a move to the UK, particularly to the charming county of Berkshire, we’ve highlighted some top attractions in the area. This guide aims to help prospective educators, and their families get a sense of what life in Berkshire has to offer.
Teachers can often find themselves in a ‘catch-22’ situation when it comes to lesson planning. Delivering high-quality lessons requires careful preparation and detailed planning especially if you’re adjusting to the curriculum. However, while managing international relocation as well as a challenging workload, teachers might find planning to be time-consuming and burdensome.
At the forefront of a classroom teacher’s mind is the need to prevent disruption and maintain good discipline to facilitate students’ education. There are rumours, though, that not everyone in the classroom shares this objective all the time… Read on to make sure you’re in the best shape to encourage good behaviour in the children and young people around you.
After a long year of planning lessons, teaching classes, and marking who knows how many assignments, the summer holidays have arrived and it’s time to relax.
Someone once said that if you take care of the pennies, the pounds will take care of themselves
You’ve got this far, you clearly take your work as a teacher seriously, and the chances are you can’t wait to get started.
We certainly hope you enjoyed your studies, and that you’re looking forward to the next step in your career.
It may not be rocket science – or even A-level physics – but taking the right first step in a career is crucial. The right choice builds solid career foundations, but get it wrong, and life in your first year of teaching suddenly becomes a whole lot harder.
