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If I returned what would I be likely to earn?

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nostalgicmoments · 28/08/2020 02:01

Hi there,

I haven't been teaching in schools since 2010 (taught abroad for two years and before then in state schools between 2002-2004). So very rusty but still teach 1-1 with a great business going that I love. I'm also a dyslexia specialist teacher.

Nevertheless I still get wistful and dream of going back to school (primary). I also spent four years training in education and leadership when I had dreams of becoming a head...did an MBA not NPQH.

It's money that stops me. I'm earning good money working for myself. I've just been reading up and suspect that as I have taught in the UK for two years (two abroad) I would be looking at very early scales eg. possibly around 28k or even less. Am I right?

I guess if that's the case I need to be grateful for what I have now built up and accept my dreams of being back in a school are crazy.

Would love your thoughts. Thank you!

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nostalgicmoments · 28/08/2020 02:03

I forgot to say I'm in my mid-40s.

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spanieleyes · 28/08/2020 08:20

Schools can now offer any point on their pay scale, previous pay points are irrelevant. You would need to negotiate a starting point at interview.

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StaffAssociationRepresentative · 28/08/2020 09:16

Agree with Spaniel a school may offer you MPS 2 maybe 3 or 4 if you negotiate and they really want you. Your age is irrelevant.

Depends whether you want to keep your business going at the same time as teaching

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