Looking for Education Job Vacancies in Northampton? Here’s What You Need to Know 

If you’re a teacher, teaching assistant, HLTA, SEN specialist, or school support professional looking for work in Northampton, you’re in the right place.

Whether you're seeking day-to-day supply, long-term placements, or permanent positions, Northampton offers a wide range of opportunities for dedicated education professionals—and we’re here to help you find the role that suits you best.

Emergency Teacher Cover: How Schools Can Find Reliable Staff Fast

When a teacher calls in sick or an emergency strikes, every minute counts. Schools can’t afford to have classes left without cover—yet sourcing dependable, last-minute teaching staff is a growing challenge for school leaders and HR teams. That’s where an emergency teacher cover agency comes in.

In this article, we’ll explore how schools can find trustworthy cover teachers quickly, what to look for in a cover agency, and how to reduce disruption for students.

 Top CV Tips for Teachers Returning to the Classroom

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Whether you've taken a career break, worked abroad, or stepped away to focus on family, returning to teaching is a positive move — and your CV is the first step.

A strong, up-to-date CV not only showcases your experience, but reassures schools that you’re ready, confident, and classroom-ready.

Here are our top CV tips for teachers re-entering the profession this year.

Why Working with an Agency Can Save Schools Time and Money

Hiring the right supply or permanent teacher quickly is vital — but the process can often feel like a drain on time, budget, and admin resources. At Mana Education, we’ve spent over 15 years helping schools like yours find quality educators without the excessive fees or hassle.

Here’s how working with a specialist agency like ours could actually save you money and simplify your staffing needs.

 Managing Behaviour in a New School Setting – A Guide for Cover Staff

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Walking into a new school for the first time as a supply teacher or cover supervisor can feel like stepping into the unknown. You may not know the students, the layout, or the school's behaviour policy — but you’re still expected to manage the classroom confidently.

The good news? You don’t need to reinvent the wheel. With the right strategies, you can create a calm, focused environment — even in unfamiliar territory.

Here’s how.

How to Prepare for Supply Teaching After the Summer Break

Introduction

After a well-earned summer break, getting back into the classroom as a supply teacher can feel both exciting and a little daunting. Whether you're returning to familiar schools or starting fresh, a bit of preparation can help set you up for a smooth, confident start to the new term.

Here’s how to get back into gear and make the most of the new academic year as a supply teacher.