School teachers are set to receive a pay boost over the next two years. This is part of a larger 17% pay increase since the general election. The pay deal is backed by significant additional investment in schools. The move aims to support teachers and recognize their hard work. The pay increase will be implemented over two years, providing teachers with a significant boost to their salaries.
Teacher Pay Deal

What this means if you're looking for school and education work
GovJobs is tracking 1,678 open school and education vacancies today, 747 of them added in the past seven days. Across the adverts that publish a salary, the median advertised starting figure is £25,614.
The organisations recruiting most heavily right now are Wirral School (22), New City College (19), Plumpton College (15) and Eastern Education Group Trust (12).
Geographically the roles cluster in North West (281), East of England (226), Yorkshire and the Humber (216), South East (203).
Pay announcements take time to reach live adverts: an advert already published normally keeps the figure it was posted with, and the new rate shows up in later postings or is applied on appointment. If pay is the deciding factor, check the advert date as well as the salary, and confirm the current rate with the employer before you accept.
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These figures are counted from the GovJobs index at the time you loaded this page, not from official statistics, and they change daily. They are our own analysis and are not part of the announcement summarised above.
Summarised by GovJobs from GOV.UK, under the Open Government Licence (OGL v3). Drafted with AI from the official source material.
