Assisting schools in sourcing and developing the strongest and most passionate education professionals. Working with those dedicated to evolving young minds.

Joined August 2020
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𝗧𝗲𝗮𝗰𝗵𝗲𝗿 𝗧𝗶𝗽𝘀 Try this tomorrow if attention is low 👇 Ask questions where students stand if they agree/know the answer. → wakes the room up → checks understanding → gets everyone involved Great for that afternoon slump. #ClassroomTips #StudentEngagement
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The interview process says a lot, on both sides. It’s not just about assessing a candidate, it’s about helping them understand the reality of the role too. The strongest decisions tend to come from genuine, two-way conversations. #EducationRecruitment
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3 #teachingtools that will save you time 👇 ✅ Classroom Screen - timers, noise monitors, random name pickers ✅ Diffit - turns any text into differentiated resources ✅ Oak National Academy - national curriculum-aligned resources What ONE tool would you recommend?
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Long‑term placements tend to work best when nothing is forced. When expectations are realistic and conversations are allowed to take their time, the right roles usually land more confidently and last for the right reasons.
In education, feeling safe at work really matters. When people feel respected and able to be themselves, it affects wellbeing, confidence and whether they stay long term. Culture shows up in everyday behaviour, not just policies. #PrideMonth
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Before we send anyone to a school, we need to understand the role properly, not just the job description. Most briefs start with a phone call. The off‑hand comments usually matter most. That context makes the difference. #EducationRecruitment #SchoolLeadership #SeptemberPlanning
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June isn’t too late to recruit for September. What usually causes problems isn’t timing, it’s rushed conversations and unclear expectations. A calmer, more honest process now often works better than a last‑minute scramble later. #EducationRecruitment #StaffingInEducation
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Long‑term fit usually shows up after the job’s been filled, not on day one. That’s why our conversations go beyond the CV and into how a role actually feels day to day. It saves a lot of frustration later on. #EducationRecruitment #TeachingCareers #LongTermFit
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Bank Holiday Monday and half term, right in the middle of GCSEs and A‑levels. Even with schools closed, it can be hard to fully switch off. If you get a small pause this week, we hope it helps and if not, keep smiling. 😊 #HalfTerm #BankHoliday #ExamSeason #LifeInEducation
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World Day for Cultural Diversity. In schools, this isn’t a theme, it’s everyday life. It shows up in conversations with families, staff rooms, and classrooms. Good recruitment needs to reflect that reality. #WorldDayForCulturalDiversity #InclusiveSchools #EducationRecruitment
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🌟 Teaching Opportunities 🌟 Maths teacher for a school in Peterborough, with an opportunity for a TLR of numeracy coordinator for the right candidate. Science teacher, with a lead prac TLR for the right experience. Get in touch! #EducationRecruitment #TeacherVacancies
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Twenty years in teaching gives real perspective. Being trusted like this by a Deputy Headteacher genuinely means a lot. #TestimonialTuesday #EducationRecruitment
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“Should I tell my agency I’m not sure I want to stay in teaching?” Yes. Honesty doesn’t mean you’ve decided, it just makes the conversation more useful. #TeachingCareers #EducationRecruitment #CareerConversations
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It’s Mental Health Awareness Week. In education, mid‑May often just feels… heavy. Not dramatic. Just tired. If you’re feeling stretched or flat, you’re not failing. You’re human, and not alone. #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek #TeacherSupport #EducationWellbeing
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Myth: “It’s too late to apply for September.” Reality: May is when plans change, budgets shift and gaps appear. The bigger risk isn’t timing, it’s not having the conversation. #TeachingCareers #EducationJobs #SeptemberRoles
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What schools are really looking for in May: • A smooth handover into September • Cultural fit, not just a strong CV • Clear availability and honest conversations At this point in the year, it’s about reliability, presence and fit. #EducationRecruitment #SeptemberHiring
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Some teachers rule out schools they’d actually thrive in. “Jemma encouraged me to try a school I’d never have applied to… it turned out to be the right fit.” - Stephanie, English Teacher The right role isn’t always the obvious one. #TeachingJobs #EducationRecruitment
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Before we send a single CV, we ask questions. About your school culture, pupils, behaviour and support - not just the job title. Because good recruitment isn’t about speed. It’s about fit. #EducationRecruitment #SchoolStaffing #SLT #Headteachers #Schools
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Not every school will be right for you, and that’s okay. Here are 5 signs a school could be a good fit, based on what teachers and support staff tell us really matters. If you’re exploring new roles, we're here to help. #NewRole #EducationJobs #Teaching #SchoolCulture
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If you’re thinking about your next #teachingrole, here’s why people choose Evolve: • 15 years’ experience • Fair, transparent pay • Strong school networks • CPD • Ongoing support • Refer‑a‑friend A personal approach that listens first. #EducationRecruitment
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