Early Career Teacher (ECT)

Early Career Teacher (ECT) - Primary Schools in Chiltern District, Buckinghamshire

Start Your Teaching Career - September 2026

Are you a passionate and enthusiastic Early Career Teacher (ECT) looking to begin your teaching career in a supportive primary school environment from September 2026?

We are working with a number of welcoming, well-resourced primary schools across the Chiltern District, Buckinghamshire, including Chesham, Amersham, Great Missenden, Little Chalfont , and surrounding villages. These schools are seeking motivated ECTs to join their teams and start their teaching journey.

Why Teach in the Chiltern District?

• Supportive Primary Schools
• The Chiltern District is home to a range of inclusive, community-focused primary schools that value strong leadership, collaboration, and staff development.
• Excellent ECT Induction & Mentoring
• You will benefit from structured ECT induction programmes, high-quality mentoring, and ongoing professional development to help you grow in confidence and progress in your career.
• A Great Place to Live and Work
• With excellent transport links, local amenities, and easy access to countryside, the Chiltern District offers an excellent work-life balance.

What We're Looking For:

• Early Career Teachers (ECTs) available from September 2026
• A passion for teaching and inspiring young learners
• Commitment to creating a positive and engaging learning environment
• Enthusiastic, adaptable, and keen to develop professionally

What We Offer:

• Opportunities across a variety of primary schools in the Chiltern District, Buckinghamshire
• Competitive salary in line with the main pay scale
• Structured ECT induction and mentoring
• Ongoing training and career development
• Support from a dedicated education recruitment team

Salary will be determined by the successful candidate's qualifications and relevant experience, and will be in accordance with the client's pay policy.

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