Guide for US Teachers Looking to Teach in the UK
Are you a qualified teaching professional looking to teach in the UK? Britain has a shortage of over 40,000 teachers, and those who specialise in Maths, Science, Computer Science and…
Are you a qualified teaching professional looking to teach in the UK? Britain has a shortage of over 40,000 teachers, and those who specialise in Maths, Science, Computer Science and…
Prospero Teaching are delighted to announce the launch of our new office in Sydney, Australia. Australian Teaching Expertise Our new Australia in-country division is now officially open, and led by…
The UK’s severe teacher shortage is set to worsen in the next few years. Increasing class sizes, a wider range of subjects and the travel restrictions imposed by Covid-19 are…
The recent coronavirus pandemic means British schools are now more in need of excellent teaching staff than ever before. Despite Covid-19, qualified teachers from around the world can apply to…
The United Kingdom, especially London, still speaks to the imagination for many people. However, with the current political landscape, international teachers might be a bit hesitant about relocating to the…
Many of the behavioural issues and much of the lack of engagement our Training and Development Team encounter in schools are often due to unclear instructions. When activity instructions and…
As the long nights draw in, it’s not only werewolves affected by the full moon but students getting restless as well. With the first half-term complete, Halloween is here. So now…
With the end of the half-term approaching, many teachers will be looking onward to a form of summative assessment before the October break. In a new school or new role,…
Last Saturday, 7th September, Prospero HQ in London was host to the first session in our 19-20 CPD series: Practical Classroom Management Skills. The session started with attendees experiencing a…
“Dear classroom clinic, I’m back from my holidays and aware that my first lessons are next week. What advice do you have for these first lessons back?” Firstly, well done…