[BNM] [OT] Finding a teaching job in Brighton

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Not sure what to avoid... however my girlfriend is a teacher. Teaching jobs
are v competitive in brighton. Many applicants per vacancy. Much easier to
get a teaching job in London apparently.

I think it may be becoz there is a big teaching department at brighton uni -
and many students want to stay in brighton after graduating.

Most jobs are advertised on the council websites but i imagine your missus
knows that. I think some private schools advertise in the Argus on Thurs.

Good luck,
Andy

On 4/20/07, Mark Ng <bnm at markng.co.uk> wrote:
>
> As we're moving to Brighton this summer, the missus is going to be
> looking for work in the area.  She's a special needs teacher, and I
> was wondering whether anyone had advice on whether there were
> particular schools to avoid or prefer ?
>
> Mark
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Andy
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