Apply For Teaching Jobs In The UK | Get £10,000 Relocation Payment:The UK Government is giving £10,000 (Ten thousand pounds), about 11.5million naira; to anyone who is qualified and interested to work as a teacher in UK. It is to help with your visa and relocation process. And also you must be willing to come 2023-2024.
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The information on this page is for:
non-UK teachers of languages, physics and general or combined science when it includes physics non-UK trainee teachers of languages and physics
If you are considering coming to England to teach or train to teach languages or physics, you could be eligible for financial help from the UK government worth £10,000.
The international relocation payment (IRP) is designed to cover some of the costs of moving to England, including:
• the costs of visas
• the immigration health surcharge other relocation expenses
All eligible applicants will receive a single payment of £10,000 from the Department for Education (DfE) around the end of their first term training or working in England.
The IRP is a grant – you will not have to pay this money back. You can only receive the IRP once.
Criteria for teachers To be eligible
for the international relocation payment (IRP), you must meet all 3 of the following requirements.
1. Teaching subject for teachers
You must be employed by and in an English state secondary school on a contract beginning in the 2023 to 2024 academic year (which runs from 1 September 2023 to 31 August 2024). Your contract must last at least one year and you must be working as: a physics teacher a general or combined science teacher – you must teach the physics element of these subjects a language teacher – any language is eligible except English
Examples of eligible teaching jobs include:
• 50% modern foreign languages (for example, French, Spanish or German) and 50% another subject (for example, history) 50% modern foreign languages (for example, French, Spanish or German) and 50% English language 50% physics and 50% maths 50% general or combined science (must include the physics element) and 50% maths
Type of visa for teachers You must come to England on one of the visas listed here. For the following visas, you must have applied for your visa from outside the UK: Skilled worker visa Youth Mobility Scheme India Young Professionals Scheme visa Family visa UK Ancestry visa British National (Overseas) visa High Potential Individual visa
How To Apply
Kindly this link in your browser https://getintoteaching.education.gov.uk/non-uk-teachers/get-an-international-relocation-payment