Jobs in EducationSenior Teaching Posts jobs in Ipswich, Suffolk
Head of English Department
- Recruiter :
- Athona
- Salary :
- £30,000 to £35,000 per year (negotible)
- Location :
- Ipswich
- Description :
- An excellent opportunity has arisen for a Head of English Department in this excellent school based in Ipswich. This position starts in September 2009. You will be teaching all key stages up to ALevel. This position would suit someone with management experience within the education sector. Specialist recruiter Athona Education offers candidates a wide range of teaching opportunities in and around London and East Anglia. With top rates of pay, a professional yet personable
- Posted on :
- 02/01/2009
Centre Administrator
- Recruiter :
- Embassy CES Summer
- Salary :
- £280 per week (Dependent on size of centre & experience)
- Location :
- Nationwide
- Description :
- Embassy Summer Embassy Summer is part of Study Group, a world leader in the provision of integrated educational packages. We have over 30 years experience in the field of English language provision and we are one of the UK's largest British Council accredited providers of EFL. We operate 22 summer schools throughout ... combination of English language tuition (15 hours per week) and a comprehensive programme of activities and excursions. In full day teaching centres, students may
- Posted on :
- 05/01/2009
Taxi Driving Assessor (Un-qualified)
- Recruiter :
- Forces Recruitment Services (FRS) Ltd
- Salary :
- £21,000 to £23,000 per year (BUPA, Inc Protct, Life Ins, Pension)
- Location :
- Nationwide
- Description :
- of nominated Company programmes as directed. Ensure timely liaison with ... and mid/end of course reviews with learners. Create learner portfolios to agreed ... of other Company staff to deliver the requirements of the post. Key ... staff in continuous improvement of the programme. Ensure the accurate input and subsequent updates of learner data on the management information system. Adhere to ... delivery of programme. Attendance and constructive programme feedback in
- Posted on :
- 18/12/2008