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Unqualified teachers: pay
Make sure you know how unqualified teachers should be paid in your school. Take a look at our overview of the pay range and allowance for unqualified teachers, and how their pay progression should be handled.
Contents
- Pay
- Additional allowances
- Pay progression
- Pay award for teachers in 2018
- Pay progression on the main pay range
- Pay progression on the upper pay range
- Performance-related pay: judging good and outstanding performance
- Recruitment and retention awards
- School teachers' pay and progression: summary table
- Supporting part-time teachers to progress
- QuickRead: Teachers' pay
- Teachers' pay award 2018: 'cheat sheet'
- Teachers' pay grant: how to find out your allocation
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