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Looking for teaching jobs in Birmingham schools? We can help!

The dedicated Birmingham Team in the West Midlands office is growing to meet the ever changing demands of the Midlands education market. Our team members are all familiar with the issues faced in primary, secondary & special schools on a daily basis & we feel we are in a perfect position to meet the needs of our schools & your search for work.

Our West Midlands branch can help you find your perfect job!

  • Teaching jobs in primary & secondary schools in Birmingham & surrounding areas
  • Teaching assistant, support & cover supervisor jobs in Birmingham & surrounding areas
  • SEN teaching & support jobs in Birmingham & surrounding areas
  • Long-term and daily supply jobs
  • Permanent roles

 

Why Teach in Birmingham?

Birmingham is an exciting city, being the nations second capital & the shopping capital of Europe, so it has something for everyone!

If you are a qualified teacher, nursery nurse or an experienced classroom assistant, cover supervisor or SEN specialist we can offer you work immediately as we are currently looking for primary teachers, secondary teachers & all levels of support staff.

Contact the Protocol Education Birmingham Team on 0121 654 9260

Register with Protocol Education West Midlands and find:

  • Teaching jobs in Birmingham
  • Teaching jobs in Solihul
  • Teaching jobs in Sandwell
  • Teaching jobs in Dudley
  • Teaching jobs in Wolverhampton
  • Teaching jobs in Warwickshire

With...

  • Great rates of pay
  • Flexible work
  • Free CPD

 

Contact Us

Protocol Education
31 Waterloo Road
Wolverhampton
WV1 4DJ

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Tel: 0121 654 9260

Fax: 01902 313 821

Email: birmingham@protocol-education.com

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