jobs.tes.co.uk

This is a great site for jobs in education. All the jobs out there in this industry are advertised on here. You should be aware that the site is the web version of the magazine listings in the TES (Times Educational Supplement). However, the site is better than the mag and here is why. There is a function on the site where you can set up the listings to trigger on your prompt. For example, if you're looking for an assistant principle job in the South West, it will email you when one comes up. This is an EXCELLENT feature and I will tell you why. Teaching is a profession that is so hectic, people don't always have the time to be flicking through the mag or site. ...  Read the complete review

While the TES (Times Educational Supplement) does advertise teaching jobs it also holds so much more. The paper itself contains many interesting articles about education at all levels, and it written from the biased view point of either government or teacher. The articles can be read on the website as well as in the printed paper. My favourite section of the website is the Community. This section gives teachers a chance to ask for advice and discuss a wide range of topics. The topics addressed can range from cooking and finance to behaviour management and classroom displays. There is normally a topic for everyone and sections devoted to different key stages. ...  Read the complete review

The TES website is excellent. Not only is it THE place to go for teaching jobs but there are also a plethora of resources available for those involved in education. The jobs section is excellent, allowing you to filter the jobs by any number of ways to ensure that you only get relevant jobs returned. Coupled with this is the ability to set up an email alert which will notify you whenever a job comes up that matches your specific criteria. There is also a well used forum section which allows teachers to ask questions and share experiences. These forums are an excellent way of asking the questions you are not too sure about. Alongside the forums is a ...  Read the complete review

I used both the paper version and the online version when searching for my first teaching appointment. I studied for my PGCE in 2008/2009 and started looking for September '09 appointments from about January '09. I personally found that the newspaper version didn't give me a lot and that the website version was much more helpful. On the website you can set it up to email you certain jobs in certain areas of the country. And of course, you can also go onto the website itself to search. I applied for about 10 jobs that I found via the TES site. However, none of these came to an appointment, although I did get a couple of interviews. I ended up getting a ...  Read the complete review

Jobs.tes.co.uk **Not Just a Jobs Website** The TES is the Times Educational Supplement and TES online and is a brilliant tool for teachers and student teachers or wannabe teachers. In fact if you are not a teacher it is still a good site as the forums have lots of questions and debates and there are the current articles from the paper on here too. Traditionally the TES was in paper format and is produced by the Times. It came out every Friday (still does and will cost you!) and is the essential guide to teaching vacancies and always have great articles in it on recent government initiatives and focus stories. Every teacher who was job ...  Read the complete review