AN IN-DEPTH INTERVIEW
Interviews will usually take place
at one of our U.K. offices.
However, applicants from New
Zealand and South Africa may have
the opportunity to be interviewed
by one of our overseas consultants
prior to their departure.
Interviews are non-competive so
that teachers can talk openly and
honestly about their career and
teaching preferences. The main
purpose of the interview is to
assess what type of teaching
position and school would be best
suited to you. As soon as you know
your date of arrival let us know so
that we can book an interview date
and time. Candidates who register
with our overseas office will have
their documentation sent to our
London offices and given
confirmation of their interview
time prior to their arrival in the
U.K.
REFERENCES
Whilst we accept open references
and testimonials we will also take
up independent references
ourselves. One such reference must
be from your last teaching
position. In the case of newly
qualified teachers (NQT's),
references will be taken up with
their college/university and with
one of their teaching practice
placements.
CHECKS FOR CRIMINAL
CONVICTIONS
All adults working with children
are required by law to be checked
for criminal convictions. Overseas
applicants should obtain a police
check before they travel so that
they are clear to teach in London
upon arrival.
Applicants from New Zealand
should contact
The Privacy Assistant
Department for Courts
National Office
P.O.Box 2750
WELLINGTON
Applicants from Australia
should contact
Australian Federal Police
Criminal History
Department
GPO Box 401
Canberra
ACT 2601
Applicants from South Africa
should contact
South African Police
Service
Criminal Record Centre
Private Bag X308
Pretoria 0001
Applicants who have had an U.K.
Local Authority police check
carried out within the last three
years should bring original
confirmation of this to their
interview.
For further information
contact Pauline
Hourigan
to application form