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Prohibition from teaching checks
You are required to check whether teachers and support staff that carry out teaching work are subject to a prohibition order. Understand what a prohibition order is, and how to carry out a check.
Contents
- Definition
- How to do the check
- Checks for support staff
- Agency staff: pre-employment checks
- Asking about sickness absence during recruitment
- Can an academy that was previously under special measures employ NQTs?
- Checking teachers' qualifications
- Checks for new school staff and governors
- Checks for school volunteers
- Checks for staff who have lived or worked overseas
- Delayed 'right to work' documentation
- Job offer letter: template
- Medical checks for new school staff
- Missing references for school staff
- Sponsoring a visa for an overseas teacher
- Unrestricted right to work in the UK
- Withdrawing a job offer
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