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An education recruiters guide to writing job adverts for day-to-day supply

As an education recruiter, crafting captivating job adverts is crucial to attracting top-tier daily supply teachers. In the competitive UK market, your adverts must stand out from the crowd and resonate with the right candidates. Follow these tips to create job postings that will help you attract the best teaching talent. How to ensure your […]

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How to write effective job adverts

A guide to writing effective long-term vacancy ads for education recruiters

Are you forever posting teaching vacancies but rarely getting applications from qualified candidates? It could be down to the fact that your job adverts aren’t up to scratch. A well-crafted job advert is your golden ticket to attracting top teaching talent. It’s not just about listing duties anymore; it’s about painting a compelling picture that

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How to get your desk to 100 days

Top tips from recruiters on how to get your desk to 100 days within 12 months

As an education recruiter, getting your desk to 100 days is a major milestone. It takes hard work, persistence, and the right strategies. I asked my network of education recruiters to share their secrets to success. Follow these 15 tips to level up your desk: Follow up relentlessly – Consistency is critical. Follow up on

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How to say no

How to say no

Saying “no” can be difficult, especially for recruiters who want to please their clients and candidates. Here are some tips for how to say “no” in a respectful and professional manner: Overload – When turning down a project or request due to workload, it’s important to explain your reasoning and provide alternatives.  For example, “I’m

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