PAY SCALE :: PAY SCALE :: PAY SCALE
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This is another post that we need to keep bumped to the first page -- it's always being asked.
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Here's a link for pay scales, by the TES -- quite simple to use. I clicked on "Qualified teachers, England & Wales, Excluding London & Fringe" (I live half an hour out of London, so not on the fringe):
http://www.tes.co.uk/TES_Jobs/... />
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Regarding whether or not you'll be paid as a qualified teacher . . . it's up to each school to decide:
"The governing body decides where on the scale an unqualified teacher should start, and may also pay an additional allowance on top of this. Trainee teachers following an employment-based route to qualifed teacher status may be paid on the qualifed or unqualified teachers' pay scale" (from TES website).
Although I was qualified in the US, I was obviously not qualified here, but they paid me as if I were from the first day, at the top of the QUALIFIED Main Scale (M6). Don't assume that the scale is the final word -- the school will make you an offer.
Being paid as qualified made a difference of about £7,000 more per year.
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Another scale, from the N.U.T. website -- you select all the specifics and it tells you what you could earn, including SPECIAL NEEDS EDUCATORS.
http://www.teachers.org.uk/top... />
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Don't know why my userid didn't show, but that was me -- English teacher.
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