I've wanted to work in education for many years, but a combination of other career, young family and living overseas means it hasn't been possible to pursue before now.
I have a degree and postgrad, worked in the media for years, run my own freelance business and volunteered regularly in primary schools for around 8 years now.
I'm really interested in secondary cover supervisor roles and wondered how it works in reality, with unqualified staff in charge of a classroom; are they generally supported by teachers and the SLT? Is training given or do most people volunteer first and learn that way?
If you're a cover supervisor, what do you love about your job and what do you dislike?
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Potterwolfie · 29/01/2016 16:33
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