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Teaching and education has been one of the few sectors that has benefited from the recession. Many professionals who lost their jobs in London, especially in the banking, management and legal sectors, found themselves re-evaluating their priorities and work options and have both considered and undertaken a career in teaching.
The Training and Development Agency for Schools has found that more and more professionals are looking to transfer the skills they gained in the commercial sector into the classroom.
With over 3,000 education institutions in London, there is a constant demand for qualified education professionals at all levels across a range of disciplines.
It will come as no surprise to learn that London has more adults who work in teaching and education occupations than any other region in the UK. Londoners are also more likely to work in teaching and education occupations than any other region in the country.
Advertising with RecruitLondon means your advertisement will appear in Metro (London) and the Evening Standard providing the platform to recruit from London’s pool of diverse and talented teaching professionals.
In London, Metro and the Evening Standard allow you to reach:
- 2,417,000 Adults - more than any other national newspaper.
- 734,000 Adults aged 18-44 educated to degree level or higher
– more than any other national newspaper. - 302,000 Adults aged 18-44 educated to degree level or higher and from an ethnic minority
– more than any other national newspaper. - 186,000 Adults aged 18-44 educated to degree level or higher who intend to change job in the next six months - more than any other national newspaper.
- 110,000 Adults who have responded to a classified job advertisement in the last 12 months - more than any other national newspaper
- 61,000 Adults working in teaching and related occupations
- more than any other national newspaper. - 39,000 Adults with a teaching or nursing qualification.
Source: NRS Jan 11 - Jun 11 / NRS Jul 10 - Jun 11 / TGI Jul 10 - Jun 11, London ITV. www.thinklondon.com
