Teaching and living in the UK
Living and working in the UK is a life experience you will never forget! Most overseas visiting teachers choose London as their base from which to explore Britain and Europe. Steeped in living history and pulsing with life, London has something for everyone. We are confident you will love it! You will gain invaluable teaching experience which will not only provide professional development of your skills but will also look great on your CV.

Benefits:

• Develop and extend professional skills
• Gain experience in another teaching system
• Experience other cultures
• Work alongside teaching professionals from other countries
• Access affordable and easy travel throughout Europe and the world (from London it's easy to take a weekend trip to Paris or New York!)
• Enjoy London shopping, innumerable attractions, nightlife and an exciting social life
• All the benefits of living in one of the worlds oldest, most vibrant, thriving metropolises

Schools in the UK
The school year begins in September and consists of 3 terms (Autumn, Spring, Summer) concluding in July. Each term has approx. 1 weeks half term break, there are 2 weeks break for Easter and Christmas and a 6 week summer holiday.

The National Curriculum: Core Subjects: Literacy Numeracy Science Foundation Subjects: History Geography IT Art Music Design PE RE Modern Languages (Secondary)

There are 4 Key Stages: Key Stage 1 Ages 5 - 7 Key Stage 2 Ages 7 - 11 Key Stage 3 Ages 11 - 14 Key Stage 4 Ages 14 - 16 Foundation Stage: Pre 5 years Nursery and Reception (Kindergarten) Students who wish to attend further study (University) continue schooling and sit for A - Levels.