Supply TeacherAs a Supply Teacher working with TailorEDucation, you will play a vital role in supporting pupils' learning and development. You will be responsible for delivering engaging lessons or learning activities, maintaining a positive classroom environment, and ensuring pupils are inspired to achieve their best. Flexibility, professionalism, and a passion for education are key to success in this role.About the School/SettingTailorEDucation partners with a range of secondary schools across Kent & Medway. Our partner schools are inclusive, supportive environments where staff are valued, and students are encouraged to thrive academically and personally.The ideal candidate will have:Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or an equivalent recognised teaching qualificationProven experience delivering lessons within a UK school environmentStrong subject knowledge and the ability to plan and deliver engaging, differentiated lessonsExcellent classroom and behaviour management skillsA passion for supporting the progress and wellbeing of all learnersFlexibility to adapt to different school environments and year groupsWhat You Will Get in Working with TailorEDucation When you join TailorEDucation, you gain access to a supportive team dedicated to your professional development. We offer competitive daily rates, flexible working opportunities, and access to high-quality CPD training. You will work with a dedicated consultant who matches you with roles suited to your skills and career aspirations.Key benefits include:Competitive pay ratesFlexible working optionsContinuous professional development and trainingDedicated recruitment consultant supportOpportunities to work in a range of excellent schoolsHow to ApplyTo apply for this role, please submit a CV outlining your relevant experience and availability. A member of the TailorEDucation team will contact you to discuss your application and next steps.Successful applications are based on the completion of TailorEDucation's interview and compliance process in keeping with safeguarding and Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE) practices.