Supply Teacher Work

In the United Kingdom. Not just an agency working independently. If a telephone school you in the morning and you go in a day's work, what is the rate of pay? I have a QTS status and seek to work in primary schools.

States-NUT:
"Teachers who are committed to supply the entire day must be paid at a daily rate calculated according to the annual salary to which they would qualify if they worked full-time teacher supply. Engaged for periods of less than one day may be paid an hourly rate determined by the LEA or school. "

In practice, this will depend on your level of experience (for example, that you are on the MPS point) and the area where you intend to teach. Last September, I asked to do secondary supply in Norfolk. As a teacher of MPS 3, I was on an hourly rate of £ 18.52 (for some days) or £ 120.37 for the whole day if you work directly with the school and, therefore, paid by the LEA. You can use it as a rough guide, but it would be easier to contact your LEA to get an accurate figure.

Just to give you an idea of the difference, I also looked into procurement activities through an agency - which, of course, make a pass - and will pay £ 90 a day in the Norfolk area.

Hope that helps.

it should be your annual salary divided by 195 so that if you work every day of the school year you get full salary

I am sure that the school district can not answer that question for you. A good teacher can make almost $ 100.