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Education & Learning

Inspire Minds, Build Futures

Education is one of the most powerful tools for change - and those who work in it help shape our future every day.

Across Greater Manchester, our schools, colleges, and learning settings are at the heart of local communities, providing inclusive, high-quality education for children, young people, and adults. Whether you’re teaching in a classroom, supporting learners with additional needs, or helping schools run smoothly behind the scenes, your work makes a lasting difference.

Education and learning roles span a wide range of settings and specialisms - whether you're just starting out or bringing years of experience, there’s a role for you in Greater Manchester’s education workforce.

What You’ll Be Doing

Working in education means helping learners grow - academically, socially, and emotionally. You could be planning lessons, supporting individual needs, creating safe and inclusive environments, and working closely with families and professionals to ensure every learner has the opportunity to succeed.

In Greater Manchester, our education settings reflect the diversity and energy of our communities. Your work will have a direct impact on the lives of learners in your local area - from early years through to adult education.

Skills & Qualities We Look For

In Greater Manchester, we’re building a future where every learner can thrive. That’s why we value professionals who are:

Roles That Shape Futures

From classrooms to support teams, these roles help create safe, supportive, and inspiring environments where children and young people can thrive.

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    Before and After School Club

    Creating safe, fun, and enriching environments for children outside regular school hours.

  • Illustration of two adults guiding two children, all raising their arms as if pointing or reaching upwards.

    Early Years & Family Support

    Working closely with families to support children’s development and wellbeing from birth onwards.

  • Illustration of a teacher sitting with three young children, engaging in play with sand and small toys.

    Early Years Teaching

    Laying the foundations for lifelong learning through play-based, nurturing education.

  • Illustration of a teacher leading four children in a line, holding hands and walking together.

    Educational Psychology

    Using psychological expertise to support children’s learning, behaviour, and emotional wellbeing.

  • Illustration of a teacher standing and pointing at a large board while a student sits at a desk.

    Further Education Teaching

    Empowering young people and adults with skills for employment, independence, and personal growth.

  • Illustration of a teacher in a wheelchair presenting art on a board to a group of students sitting at desks.

    Higher Education Teaching

    Delivering specialist knowledge and research-led teaching in universities and colleges.

  • Illustration of a teacher walking hand in hand with a young student.

    Primary Teaching

    Inspiring curiosity and confidence in children during their formative school years.

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    School Business Manager

    Ensuring schools run smoothly by managing finances, operations, and strategic planning.

  • Illustration of a crossing guard holding a stop sign with a symbol of children crossing.

    School Crossing Patrol

    Keeping children safe on their journey to and from school with a friendly and watchful presence.

  • Illustration of two staff members working together on a large server cabinet.

    School Support Staff

    Providing essential behind-the-scenes support that keeps schools running effectively.

  • Illustration of four secondary school students standing together, holding papers and talking.

    Secondary Teaching

    Helping young people explore subjects in depth and prepare for future pathways.

  • Illustration of a teacher standing with a group of students, guiding and supporting them.

    SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities)

    Supporting learners with additional needs to access education and achieve their potential.

  • Illustration of an adult and child sitting together, playing with building blocks.

    Sensory Service

    Specialist roles supporting children with hearing or vision impairments in their learning journey.

  • Illustration of two teachers presenting in front of a blank flip chart.

    Teaching Assistant

    Working alongside teachers to support pupils’ learning, development, and wellbeing.

  • Illustration of two staff members standing and looking at tablets.

    Technician

    Providing technical support in subjects like science, art, or IT to enhance practical learning.

  • Illustration of a tutor and a student sitting across from each other at a table.

    Tutor

    Offering personalised learning support to help individuals catch up, keep up, or excel.

Ready to start or grow your career in Education & Learning?