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Newham College's graduate teacher training programme offers salaries of £18-20k with paid teacher qualifications and accommodation assistance. Trainees receive a comprehensive support program and development opportunities while teaching in one of the most diverse areas in England. Disciplines needed include sciences, maths, English, and more. Candidates should apply by April 27th at www.beasuperhero.co.uk for the opportunity to teach in Newham.
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- 3. Which position to apply for •Treat applying for a job like a job •Quality rather than quantity •Only apply for positions that you think that you have a good chance of getting
- 4. Making your application •Getting selected without even applying for a role •CV or application form •CV preparation •Application form
- 5. Successful selection •Be prepared to be put through your paces •Remember that you are always on show •Display enthusiasm for the process •Interview tips •Unsuccessful selection
- 6. Newham College’s graduate teacher training programme •About Newham • a borough of exceptional challenge • Population of 250,000 • 6th most deprived area in England • High levels of child poverty and high numbers of vulnerable young people • The largest non-white population in the UK (61%) • 38% of population born outside of the UK (from 160 countries) • Two thirds of school children have English as a second language
- 7. About Newham •75% of child births in the borough are to non-UK mothers •Most diverse community in the world •Youngest community in Europe (almost) •Unemployment at double national average and much higher than London •Large numbers of families have 3 or more generations out of work •Mostly micro, small and medium sized business
- 8. About Newham •Exceptional ambition and opportunities •£26b of regeneration investment •2012 Olympics legacy •Stratford City and Westfield shopping centre •Canning Town redevelopment •Thames Gateway
- 9. Newham College’s graduate teacher training programme •About the scheme • Salary of £18-£20k • Your teacher qualification paid for • Accommodation assistance • A comprehensive support programme • Excellent development opportunities • Generous annual leave • Opportunities to undertake industrial work placements
- 10. Disciplines Required •Health and Social Care •Business and Enterprise •Science •Engineering •Social Sciences •English •Mathematics •Fashion •Performing Arts
- 11. How to apply •To further information and to apply, please visit www.beasuperhero.co.uk •Closing date for applications 5pm on Friday 27 April 2012