OXFORD

EDUCATION
EDUCATION
www.graduates.teachfirst.org.uk
Email: faq@teachfirst.org.uk
Main locations: Our partner schools are located in local areas
across England and Wales.
About us: The link between how well you do at school and
how much your family earns is stronger in the UK than almost
anywhere in the developed world. But it doesn’t have to be this
way. Young people need leaders – exceptional people who can
bring out the best in them and help them to become successful
adults, whatever the circumstances of their lives. The Teach First
Leadership Development Programme (LDP) will help you become
a leader.
Opportunities available: The LDP is a two-year commitment that
combines teacher training and a fully-funded PGCE with one-toone
coaching to develop your personal and leadership qualities.
You’ll gain the skills and experiences needed to become an inspirational
leader, no matter where your career takes you.
Graduates sought: 2.1 degree or above and A-Levels or degree
subject that match our subject requirements (details on our website).
Proof that you have the right to remain and work in the UK
for the two-year programme.
Vacation work: Two-week paid Insight internship available for
penultimate year students.
Application advice: We recruit on a rolling basis so we encourage
applicants to apply as soon as possible. To apply complete an
online application form, if successful, you will be invited a one-day
assessment centre at our London office.
Apply now for
our Leadership
Development
Programme
teachfirst.org.uk/graduates
NOBODY SAID
THAT CHANGING
LIVES IS EASY
BECOME A LEADER
AND JOIN THE
FIGHT TO END
EDUCATIONAL
INEQUALITY
TEACH FIRST
LEADERS FOR LIFE
Dominic Baker
Taught: Science
Now: Director,
Future Frontiers
Teach First is a registered charity, no. 1098294
OXFORD UNIVERSITY
INTERNSHIP
PROGRAMME
THE
CAREERS
SERVICE
Exclusive internship placements in many
different sectors, in the UK
and around the world
Make a difference by
teaching a child in the
local community
VOLUNTEERING
Jacari is a charity which supports children living
in Oxford who are struggling at school because
they do not speak English as a home language.
We match over 150 Oxford and Brookes students one-to-one
with a local child in need of help. As a student volunteer, you
will visit your pupil in their family home for at least one hour a
week during term to deliver a fun learning session targeted to
their language needs.
By volunteering you will:
•
• Build a lasting relationship with a family in Oxford
• Improve your communication and teaching skills with the
support of the Jacari team
• Develop your own interesting and engaging lessons
• Make your CV stand out
Jacari volunteers commit to teach for one academic year.
No previous teaching experience or language skills are
- give it a go!
Join Us form at www.jacari.org, or email
coordinator@jacari.org with any questions.
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