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Teaching Personnel Ltd. is seeking a Graduate Cover Supervisor for the Future Teachers Programme in Poole, with a January start. The role offers a salary of £23,000–£27,000 and is a full-time position supporting secondary schools in delivering lessons when teachers are absent.
You'll gain hands-on classroom experience, develop transferable skills, and explore a future career in education. Training and development opportunities are provided within a supportive consultant framework.
Poole | January Start | £23,000 - £27,000
Not every graduate role involves sitting behind a desk.
If you're finishing university and considering a future in teaching, but want to gain real classroom experience before taking the next step, this opportunity could be exactly what you're looking for.
We're working with welcoming secondary schools in the Poole area who are looking for confident, motivated graduates to join them as Cover Supervisors from January. This is a hands-on role where you'll gain first-hand experience in a school environment, develop transferable skills, and find out whether a career in education is right for you.
As a Cover Supervisor, you'll lead lessons in the absence of a teacher using work that's already been prepared. You'll keep students engaged, manage the classroom, and help create a positive learning environment. There is no planning, marking, or parents' evenings involved, making it the perfect introduction to secondary education.
Whether you're hoping to become a teacher, work with young people, or simply build valuable professional experience, this role offers an excellent starting point.
What's on offer?
We would love to hear from graduates in:
Why choose this role?
Many of the teachers we work with began their careers as Cover Supervisors. It's one of the best ways to build confidence in the classroom, learn from experienced education professionals, and make a genuine difference to young people's lives while exploring a future career in teaching.
No two days are the same. One day you might be supporting a Year 7 science class, the next working with sixth-form students preparing for exams. You'll leave with valuable experience, stronger communication skills, and a much clearer picture of what teaching is really like.
If you're ready for a graduate role that is rewarding, varied, and offers a genuine pathway into education, we'd love to hear from you.