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Required Documents for Job Applications

The document outlines the required documents for job applications through Teachanywhere, emphasizing the importance of submitting a comprehensive CV, confidential references, police clearance, and relevant qualifications. Candidates are encouraged to provide detailed information about their experience and qualifications, as well as to obtain references from senior individuals within the last three years of employment. It also notes that if any documents are missing, candidates should submit what they have and communicate with their consultant for potential exceptions.
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Required Documents for Job Applications

The document outlines the required documents for job applications through Teachanywhere, emphasizing the importance of submitting a comprehensive CV, confidential references, police clearance, and relevant qualifications. Candidates are encouraged to provide detailed information about their experience and qualifications, as well as to obtain references from senior individuals within the last three years of employment. It also notes that if any documents are missing, candidates should submit what they have and communicate with their consultant for potential exceptions.
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Required Documents for Job Applications

The Teachanywhere registration process is designed to present candidates in the best light
to potential employers - we don’t just send a CV as a job application but instead provide
everything the school may need to make a hiring decision, write a customised profile for you
and send it directly to the hiring managers who we have existing relationships with. This
gives you the best chance of impressing and also helps stop potential issues coming up later.

You should send the below to us as soon as possible but if there are any problems with them
just tell your consultant and we can discuss this with you.

Your CV, in Word (.doc/.docx) format.


You can use our template or if you send your own it should include the following;

Details of all relevant experience (including school names and dates)


Details of all qualifications (including awarding body and dates)
A 2-3 paragraph profile summary telling the school about yourself and educational ethos -
we can provide help on how to do this
Detailed information of the roles/responsibilities you have done in each of your jobs - includ-
ing extracurricular and attainment levels

Confidential references
These need to be obtained directly from your referees, so you need to make sure they are
happy to provide a reference and then send us their contact information including their
school/work based email address. We must have received at least one reference response
to start putting you forward for job opportunities and need at least two references includ-
ing one from your current/most recent headteacher to meet our compliance criteria and the
criteria for many schools upon acceptance of an offer.

References play a major part in schools’ hiring decisions and so if we are able to get more
than two references it will increase your chances of success, so don’t just stick to the mini-
mum - the more positive references we have the more likely you are to impress schools and
get the job!
Required Documents for Job Applications

Referees should be from the last 3 years of employment and someone who worked senior to
you (Principal/Headteacher, Deputy/Assistant Principal, Head of Department/Key Stage etc.)
If you are not comfortable getting a reference from your current principal immediately, some
schools will be happy to wait until you have been offered a role to obtain this. We will email
the referees a form which takes less than 5 minutes to complete - it’s strongly recommended
to discuss with them that they will receive this and encourage them to complete it quickly.

Police clearance
In-date DBS/Garda vetting/Police check - if the one you have is old just send that to us as
it’s better to get a new one after you’ve secured a role.

Passport
A scan/photo of your passport ID page

Qualifications
A scan/photo of relevant qualifications, including:
Bachelors degree and teaching qualification - (these may be the same thing, for example if
you have a Bachelor of Education)
Teaching Registration - this can vary depending on where you are registered, it can be QTS,
Department of Education, Teaching Council or State Registration
Transcripts of your Bachelors degree and teaching qualification are also required for some
job roles - they can be difficult to obtain for some people, if that’s the case it may just rule
out some options
Additional Qualifications - Masters, PhD, Montessori, TEFL/IELTS certificate etc

Application forms, cover letters and other documents


For a few schools and roles you may be required to provide a bit extra - you only need to
worry about these if your consultant asks for them.

That’s it... It’s important to stress that if you are missing anything just send what you have
and let your consultant know. If there are special circumstances we can sometimes discuss
with the schools and make exceptions so don’t delay everything just because you are missing
one or two things at application stage!

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