Secondary Teachers Required

Secondary Teachers – Core Education Trust

Contract: Flexible (full-time or part-time)
Pay: Competitive rates
Start date: Immediate
Location: Birmingham - Arena Academy, City Academy, Jewellery Quarter Academy, Rockwood Academy

The Supply Register is proud to be the managed recruitment partner for Core Education Trust , supporting all schools within the Trust with their short-term, long-term, and permanent staffing needs.

We are currently recruiting Secondary Teachers to work across several beautiful, welcoming Core Education Trust schools in the Birmingham area , offering flexible opportunities to suit your lifestyle and experience.

About the Opportunities

These roles are ideal for dedicated and adaptable Secondary Teachers seeking flexible full-time or part-time work within supportive and high-performing schools.

You’ll have the opportunity to teach in a range of year groups across:

• Arena Academy
• City Academy
• Jewellery Quarter Academy
• Rockwood Academy

Each school offers a nurturing environment , a strong community ethos, and leadership teams who value collaboration, creativity, and pupil wellbeing.

What We’re Looking For

• Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)
• Experience teaching within a primary setting
• A flexible and positive approach to classroom teaching
• A commitment to providing high-quality learning experiences

Why Work with The Supply Register?

• We manage recruitment for Core Education Trust , giving you priority access to roles across all their schools.
• Flexible working options – choose full-time or part-time to suit your lifestyle.
• Opportunities to develop professionally within a supportive network of schools.
• A dedicated consultant to guide and support you.

If you’re a passionate Secondary Teacher looking for rewarding and flexible opportunities across outstanding schools in the Birmingham area , we’d love to hear from you.

To apply or find out more, contact Chloe Warrillow at:
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