Clients

Protocol Education helps schools, multi academy trusts, alternative provisions, nurseries and children's centres fill the increasing variety of teaching, teaching assistant and Early Years staffing roles required to provide your pupils with the best possible educational outcomes. We provide the specialists to support pupil learning, deliver complex timetables and keep pace with the demands of a rapidly changing environment.

Our network of local branches are open from 7 am ready to help you with everything from a last minute emergency to helping you recruit permanent staff for the following academic year. With access to thousands of qualified and experienced staff from the UK and around the world, Protocol Education is a natural choice for all of your recruitment needs.

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We Provide

Qualified teachers for all subjects and key stages
The full range of teaching and classroom assistants
Nursery and EYFS qualified and experienced staff
Daily and long-term supply cover
Permanent staff, including a fully managed permanent recruitment service
Teachers and support assistants for special schools and SEN in the mainstream
Staffing for one-to-one tuition and intervention
Online management of bookings, timesheets, safeguarding records and invoicing

We use our knowledge and experience to provide you with innovative and bespoke solutions to your
recruitment challenges.

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Recruiting, Clearing and Placing

We are experts at recruiting teachers, teaching assistants and nursery staff. We process tens of thousands of applications a year to find the best possible candidates for your roles.

We take the issue of safeguarding extremely seriously and invest heavily in providing a quick and efficient way of clearing candidates thoroughly, so you can book who you want, when you want, with complete peace of mind.

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Blogs

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29 Jun 20, by Zuzana Vrtalova

School After Lockdown: A Year One Teacher’s Perspective

A few weeks ago our Year 1 teacher Nicholas was able to start teaching his students again. However, he had...

17 Jun 20, by Scott Owen

Video Interviewing Top Tips

Video Interview Hints & Tips You may not be able to meet your short-listed candidates in person, but you can...

12 Jun 20, by Scott Owen

New CPD Courses to Support the Return to School

Protocol Education has curated a special range of courses to help prepare teachers and support workers for the return to...

07 May 20, by John Bishop

A Message from our CEO

When schools do reopen, we know that when they do, things are not going to be quite the way they...

30 Mar 20, by Scott Owen

Supporting Schools, Teachers, Support Workers and Pupils Through the Closures

The Covid-19 coronavirus outbreak has impacted our entire education system. Protocol Education is committed to playing our part to support...

24 Feb 20, by Zuzana Vrtalova

5 Ways to Get Children Moving in the Classroom

We all know that it’s hard to concentrate on one thing for a long time. According to this article from...

18 Dec 19, by Scott Owen

Protocol Education Christmas Survey Results

The results are in. We asked the Protocol Education nation the questions that matter this Christmas time, and you answered....

11 Nov 19, by Paul

Every Week Should Be Anti Bullying Week

It’s Anti Bullying Week this week, 11-17th November, but what does that mean for the classroom teacher who sees their...

10 Oct 19, by Emma

Mental Health Tips For Teachers

What can we do as teachers to create an environment that promotes good Mental Health? Here are my Top 10...

20 Sep 19, by John Bishop

Welcome to the New Protocol Education

Welcome to the new look Protocol. After 16 years of faithful service, our pencil topper mascots have been sent to...

23 Jul 19, by Alysha

Interview Tips

One of the Protocol team asked me if I had any thoughts on interview tips for securing a long-term position,...

23 Jul 19, by Amy

Managing Your Workload

Managing your WorkloadOn average, one in three teachers leave the profession within the first five years. This movement of many...

23 Jul 19, by Adam

My First Day in Special Needs

Your first day anywhere can be nerve racking. Adam shares with us his first day in a Special Education School...

23 Jul 19, by Bianca

Five Things You Need To Know About Living And Working In A New English City.

I moved part-time to England last year and have been lucky enough to live and work in a range of...

23 Jul 19, by Jessica

Juggling Work and Play for Teachers

Juggling Work and Play in a Long-Term PositionBeing in a long-term position certainly has its perks. You know where you’re...