Early Career Teachers

JR United Kingdom; Yeovil; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Part time

Job summary

A leading education agency in Yeovil seeks Newly Qualified Teachers to start flexible supply roles from September. This role offers the chance to gain varied experience across schools in Dorset & South Somerset with full consultant support. Candidates should hold QTS or equivalent, and possess enthusiasm and adaptability. Weekly pay is £135 to Main Pay Scale with additional training provided.

Benefits

Free safeguarding training & CPD

Dedicated consultant support

Weekly pay

Qualifications

• QTS or equivalent required.
• Enhanced DBS or willingness to apply.
• Enthusiastic and adaptable candidates with a passion for teaching.

Responsibilities

• Gain experience in various schools and year groups.
• Receive full support during your career launch.
• Participate in free safeguarding training and CPD.

Skills

Enthusiasm

Adaptability

Passion for teaching

Education

QTS or equivalent

Job description

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Newly Qualified Teacher? Start Your Career with Confidence!
Flexible Supply Roles for ECTs – Starting September in Dorset & South Somerset

Just qualified and not sure where to begin? Pro Education helps Early Career Teachers gain experience, build confidence, and discover their teaching style — with full support along the way.

Explore different schools, year groups, and environments to find your perfect fit.

Why Choose Pro Education:

Build experience at your pace

No long-term commitment

Weekly pay (£135 to Main Pay Scale)

Free safeguarding training & CPD

Dedicated consultant support

What You'll Need:

QTS or equivalent

Enhanced DBS (or willingness to apply)

Enthusiasm, adaptability, and passion for teaching

We're here to launch your teaching career — not just find you work.

Call Jason at Pro Education Dorchester today and take the first step towards a confident, rewarding future in the classroom.

All roles subject to safeguarding checks under “Keeping Children Safe in Education” guidelines.