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Hourglass is proud to have a team of specialist education recruitment consultants working closely with their partner schools across England.
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Recruiting from Overseas
Many of our schools are looking outside the UK to fill their vacancies and employing overseas teachers. For more than 20 years, Hourglass has been sourcing, recruiting and successfully relocating high calibre, highly valued teachers who have been trained and gained experience overseas.
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Why Does Long-Term Supply Teaching Work So Well for Aussie and Kiwi Teachers in the UK?
If you’re an Australian or New Zealand-trained teacher living in the UK, or thinking about making the move, long-term supply teaching could be the perfect way to settle into life in the classroom here. It offers structure, variety, and a genuine sense of purpose – without locking you into a long-term contract right away.
How to apply for QTS in the UK as a Trained International Teacher
As an overseas teacher looking to embark on an exciting career in the UK, understanding how to apply for Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) is essential. This status allows you to teach in schools and academies across England. This guide will take you through the process of applying for QTS, the benefits of achieving this status, and the resources available to assist you on your journey.
5 Reasons Your School Should Recruit International Teachers
We know that schools are constantly on the lookout for fresh ways to deliver quality education. Many schools are recruiting international teachers to not only help tackle the ongoing teacher shortages but also introduce diverse perspectives into the classroom. With recent changes to visa and sponsorship rules simplifying the process, now is the time to embrace international recruitment so that your school can foster a richer learning environment for all students. Read on for our top five reasons to consider bringing in overseas teachers to your school.