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We have amazing opportunities for teachers and cover supervisors to work on supply in primary, secondary and SEN schools nationwide.

As we support thousands of schools, by providing dedicated supply staff, we have an extensive range of flexible working opportunities. From short term to long term positions, we’re confident we can match you with the perfect role and school for you.

By working with Affinity, you get access to a range of benefits like ongoing training and development opportunities, up to £200 when you refer a friend, and more!

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Career advice for teachers

Teaching is an impactful profession, offering the chance to shape the minds and futures of students. We understand the importance of continuous learning and development for teachers. To support your professional growth, here are some career advice articles tailored specifically for teachers. Discover the many reasons to get into teaching, learn how to develop positive relationships with your students, explore strategies for teaching in the digital age, and much more.

Why Become a Teacher? 7 Reasons to Get Into Teaching

Whether you’re driven by a passion for education or the desire to make a meaningful impact on the lives of young people, teaching can be a fulfilling career choice. This article explores 7 reasons to get into teaching.

How to Build Positive Student-Teacher Relationships

It has become more important than ever for teachers to develop healthy relationships with students. Positive student-teacher relationships increase academic performance as well as the social and emotional health of students.

5 Teaching Methods to Engage Students in the Digital Age

In today’s digital age, engaging students in the classroom can be a challenge. With distractions constantly at their fingertips, teachers must find innovative ways to capture their students’ attention.

Adapting Teaching Strategies for Different Learning Styles

Within the field of education, one size does not fit all. We’ll explore the different types of learning styles students can have and provide practical tips for teachers to tailor their teaching strategies accordingly.

What Makes a Good Supply Teacher?

A good supply teacher is adaptable, patient, and skilled at quickly building rapport with students. They must be able to step into any classroom and maintain a positive, productive learning environment. Learn about the key determinants of a good teacher.

Planning Ideas and Strategies for Primary Teachers

Looking to enhance your lesson planning as a primary teacher? Explore adaptive teaching tips tailored to diverse learning needs, discover what to look for in your students’ workbooks, and gain fresh insights into teaching maths with strategies that really work.

How to Provide Support to EAL Pupils

Supporting an EAL (English as an Additional Language) pupil requires thoughtful strategies to help them thrive in the classroom. This article offers practical advice on what to consider when teaching a child new to English, ensuring they feel welcomed and supported.

Teacher Satisfaction Survey 2025

We’re excited to share the outstanding results from our recent teacher satisfaction survey! The feedback speaks volumes about the positive experiences of teachers working with Affinity Workforce. It highlights our commitment to supporting teachers across primary, secondary, and SEN education.

86% of teachers are proud to work for our brands

91% feel their agency cares about their wellbeing

92% feel happy and safe in their working environment

95% of teachers enjoy their job

Why join Affinity as a teacher?

Flexible working hours

Access to a dedicated consultant

Guaranteed pay scheme*

Support with CV writing and interview preparation

Access to our exclusive training

Earn up to £200* when you refer a friend

Affinity Academy

We’re thrilled to introduce you to Affinity Academy – our dedicated hub for learning and development. It’s designed to inspire our candidates and colleagues, helping them excel in their roles and beyond.

Our training portfolio has been thoughtfully curated to meet your needs. All candidates have access to comprehensive training modules such as Teaching Assistant Toolkits, Safeguarding Refresher Training, SEND, Primary National Curriculum, and Behaviour Toolkits.

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Read our latest blogs

How to Prepare for Supply Teaching in September

September is one of the busiest times in the school calendar — and a fantastic opportunity to start or continue your journey in supply work.

Keeping the Magic Safe: Online Safety Tips for New Devices

We’ve put together some helpful tips to ensure a safe and happy digital experience for your children this Christmas.

6 Strategies to Tackle Bullying in the Classroom

As Anti-Bullying Week is upon us, it’s crucial to equip yourself with strategies you can use to tackle bullying in the classroom.

10 Fun Ways to Keep the Kids Entertained Over the Half-Term

With the half-term just around the corner, parents across the UK are preparing to keep their children entertained during the school holiday.

How to Handle Disruptive Behaviour in the Classroom

Disruptive behaviour in the classroom is a challenge that every teacher faces at some point. Learn how to handle these situations with ease!

The Benefits of Working on Supply

If you’re considering a career in teaching and want a bit more flexibility, working on supply could be a great option for you.

One in Three Teachers See Hungry Children Every Day

10 Ways to Make Your Classroom More Engaging

Nowadays keeping students engaged is more important than ever. Here are 10 simple ways to make your classroom more engaging.

Stress Awareness Month: Managing Pressure at Work

To mark Stress Awareness Month in April, we’re exploring practical tips for managing stress at work.

International Day of Happiness: Tips for Achieving Work-Life Balance

March 20th is International Day of Happiness. Explore tips for achieving work-life balance to equilibrium between your working and personal life.

Emma’s Early Career Teacher Journey

Embarking on her Early Career Teacher (ECT) journey, Emma found unwavering support and valuable experiences through her collaboration with CER. From the initial enquiry about supply work to her current role as a supply teacher, Emma shares insights into her journey.

Hear from our candidates

Dave Halliday, Cover Supervisor

“Once you have been in a role for a couple of months, you really are treated as a full time member of staff. I have been very lucky that the placements I have been given are long term, so you have that routine, which works well for me. If I could give advice to someone looking to work on supply, it’s that you’re never too old to learn. Approach it with an open mind and embrace the culture.”

Jamilla, Teacher at Lime Trust

“Seeing the children progress throughout the year is an amazing feeling within you, that’s the reason why you want to be a teacher. I have the support here and I have the opportunity to succeed and go further”.

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