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​How to get a SEN teaching job in the UK as a foreigner?

So, you are searching for an SEN teaching job in the UK? Well, you need to be applauded for choosing this unique career path. It is a rewarding career choice that not only pays you well but also provides you with an opportunity to make a difference in the lives of children with special needs.

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​How to get a SEN teaching job in the UK as a foreigner?
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However, finding an SEN teaching job in the UK can be a bit challenging if you are a foreigner. Don’t worry! Here, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know about finding an SEN teaching job in the UK. So, let’s start!

Getting a SEN Teaching job in the UK as a foreigner


The most popular way to find SEN teaching jobs London or other parts of the UK is to use an online job board. You can also contact recruitment agencies or search online on the company’s websites that are dedicated to helping people secure jobs abroad. Besides, you can also contact the UK Department of Education to know about the teaching vacancies available in the country.

The next option is to move to the UK with a work visa. However, it is a bit trickier process as you will have to meet some specific criteria or skill set. Further, the UK accepts only a limited number of visas every year. If you are lucky enough that your visa gets accepted, it is a great way to enter the UK job market.

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Now that you have found a job you are interested in, you need to prepare an application. You will be required to create your CV and cover letter and register with the employment agencies. Before all this, get clear on the UK visa requirements and check if you qualify for the criteria. The next step is to submit your application and wait. Stay proactive and continue with your job search.

There are some easy ways to improve your chances of finding an SEN teaching job in the UK. First and foremost, create an impressive CV and cover letter that states all your previous experiences in detail. Tell them how passionate you are about teaching kids with special needs and why you are a good fit for the job role. Work on your English proficiency or communication skills, if necessary.

Get ready for the job interview

Suppose your CV is shortlisted and you have been called for an interview. Now, this is your chance to present your qualifications and experience in the best way. Research about the school or institute and prepare some questions on your own that you may be asked.

If you clear the interview successfully, you will be offered a job in the UK. Once you receive the offer letter, it’s time to start packing. Organize all your important documents along with your visa in a separate bag. As you are traveling from a different country, make sure all your documents have been translated into Welsh or English before you leave.

That’s it! With these simple yet important tips, you can easily find an SEN teaching job in the UK.

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