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We speak the language of learners
Dedicated to education
Welcome to Plenary Education Ltd in Luton, an education recruitment agency dedicated to bringing teachers and schools together for the benefit of students. Our mission statement is “to provide both teachers and schools with the opportunity to educate in the best way possible” and we take this seriously. We work with teachers and educational institutions across the Midlands and the South East – please contact us today to find out more.
Find your next teaching job
From 1 February 2023, to be awarded QTS as a non-UK teacher, you must:
· have an undergraduate degree of the same academic standard as a UK bachelor’s degree, as verified by UK ENIC
· have completed teacher training that meets the standard of a level 6 qualification and is of at least the same length as an English initial teacher training course – for example, a Bachelor of Education or a Postgraduate Certificate in Education
· have completed a course with content that is practically and pedagogically focused
· be qualified to teach children aged between 5 and 16 years
· have at least one school year (a minimum of 9 months including school holidays but excluding time out taken for any other reason) of professional experience working as a teacher after qualifying
· have the professional status needed to be a teacher in the country where you qualified, and not be subject to any conditions or restrictions on your practice
You must also meet a certain standard of English language proficiency. This means you must be able to show one of the following. You have:
· been born in, hold citizenship of, or have studied at undergraduate level (or higher) in England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales or in one of the exempt nationalities
· been taught in English at undergraduate level (or higher) – you will need to provide evidence that English has been the medium of instruction (MOI) of your degree
· sat a CEFR B2 level English language test at a secure English language test (SELT) provider and met a CEFR B2 level of English proficiency
Fill your teaching vacancy
Every school needs new staff members from time to time, and we know how important it is to find the right teaching staff. You need someone dedicated and professional, passionate and committed – in short, you need to find the sort of teacher who can make a difference. Plenary Education can find the right candidate for your vacancy.
Fill your teaching vacancy
Every school needs new staff members from time to time, and we know how important it is to find the right teaching staff. You need someone dedicated and professional, passionate and committed – in short, you need to find the sort of teacher who can make a difference. Plenary Education can find the right candidate for your vacancy.
Connecting teachers and schools
With 20 years of teaching experience backing up our service, we are perfectly placed to bring teachers and schools together. We have a pool of experienced teachers specialising in all key stages as well as specialists for most subjects. We also pay for DBS checks for all candidates, ensuring that schools, teachers and most importantly students are safe.
Teachers
From 1 February 2023, to be awarded QTS as a non-UK teacher, you must:
· have an undergraduate degree of the same academic standard as a UK bachelor’s degree, as verified by UK ENIC
· have completed teacher training that meets the standard of a level 6 qualification and is of at least the same length as an English initial teacher training course – for example, a Bachelor of Education or a Postgraduate Certificate in Education
· have completed a course with content that is practically and pedagogically focused
· be qualified to teach children aged between 5 and 16 years
· have at least one school year (a minimum of 9 months including school holidays but excluding time out taken for any other reason) of professional experience working as a teacher after qualifying
· have the professional status needed to be a teacher in the country where you qualified, and not be subject to any conditions or restrictions on your practice
You must also meet a certain standard of English language proficiency. This means you must be able to show one of the following. You have:
· been born in, hold citizenship of, or have studied at undergraduate level (or higher) in England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales or in one of the exempt nationalities
· been taught in English at undergraduate level (or higher) – you will need to provide evidence that English has been the medium of instruction (MOI) of your degree
· sat a CEFR B2 level English language test at a secure English language test (SELT) provider and met a CEFR B2 level of English proficiency
Schools
If you need a fully qualified and highly skilled teacher to fill a vacancy at your school, Plenary Education can help you to find the perfect candidate. We now recruit qualified and experienced teachers from abroad. Get i touch with us nd we shall in every way supply your teaching staffs with ease.
From 1 February 2023, to be awarded QTS as a non-UK teacher, you must:
· have an undergraduate degree of the same academic standard as a UK bachelor’s degree, as verified by UK ENIC
· have completed teacher training that meets the standard of a level 6 qualification and is of at least the same length as an English initial teacher training course – for example, a Bachelor of Education or a Postgraduate Certificate in Education
· have completed a course with content that is practically and pedagogically focused
· be qualified to teach children aged between 5 and 16 years
· have at least one school year (a minimum of 9 months including school holidays but excluding time out taken for any other reason) of professional experience working as a teacher after qualifying
· have the professional status needed to be a teacher in the country where you qualified, and not be subject to any conditions or restrictions on your practice
You must also meet a certain standard of English language proficiency. This means you must be able to show one of the following. You have:
· been born in, hold citizenship of, or have studied at undergraduate level (or higher) in England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales or in one of the exempt nationalities
· been taught in English at undergraduate level (or higher) – you will need to provide evidence that English has been the medium of instruction (MOI) of your degree
· sat a CEFR B2 level English language test at a secure English language test (SELT) provider and met a CEFR B2 level of English proficiency
Get in touch with Plenary Education Ltd today.
We can also assist with getting you into teaching.
To find out more about what we can offer to teachers and schools, please feel free to contact our team.