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Step Teachers exceeded my expectations by finding me a PSHE teaching position that aligns perfectly with my teaching philosophy. The school has a warm and welcoming environment, and the colleagues are collaborative and dedicated. I'm thrilled to be a part of this wonderful team!
Step Teachers did an exceptional job matching me with a school that shares my educational values. The administration is supportive, and the students are enthusiastic learners. It's a pleasure to be in such a positive and enriching teaching environment.
I'm extremely grateful to Step Teachers for connecting me with this amazing PSHE teaching opportunity. The school is fantastic, and the staff and students are incredibly supportive.
Having first hand experience in addressing personal, social, health, and economic issues can enhance your teaching effectiveness and provide valuable insights to students.
Essential skills for a PSHE teacher include effective communication, active listening, empathy, facilitation skills for group discussions, knowledge of relevant legislation and policies, ability to create inclusive and safe learning environments, and a passion for supporting the personal development of students.
Typically, becoming a PSHE teacher requires a strong educational background, including a bachelor's degree in Education, Social Sciences, Psychology, or a related field.
