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Getting Into Education: What Qualifications Do I Need? Have you considered a career in education but weren't sure if you were qualified? Our recruitment consultants often get asked what qualifications and experience a person might need in order to start a career in the education sector. And because we find the information out there to be quite conflicting, we’ve decided to s...

Vetro Recruitment's 2019 Recap For the team at Vetro, this time of year is predominantly about thinking of the year that has passed and of all of the achievements and challenges that have come with it. Vetro have been working harder than ever in 2019 to continue to ensure that we are offering you the best work available and offering our clients the most suitable and passiona...

How to become a support worker for adults with learning disabilities Working with individuals who have learning disabilities can be one of the most rewarding careers in support work. With over 7 million support workers in Britain alone and 14% of those caring for those with learning disabilities, the rewarding nature of this role makes it a hugely popular career choice. If b...

The Results Are In! Vetro's Candidate Survey Firstly, the team here at Vetro would like to thank everyone who took part in our recent surveys. We sent them out to over 500 people and received a wonderful response from those who took the time to complete our questions and leave their feedback. We are happy to see that the overwhelming majority of the feedback was positive so ...

Top 10 Questions To Ask When Supply Teaching It's well known amongst seasoned supply teachers and cover supervisors that no sooner have you got the code for the photocopier and found the quickest route to the toilets, you're usually onto the next school. The process of establishing yourself will start all over again in a new environment where you've no reputation to draw upo...

New ‘conversion’ programme for Welsh-medium primary teachers who want to teach in secondary schools Original article published by the Welsh Government. To read it, please click here The pilot programme aims to increase the number of teachers who can teach in Welsh at secondary level, without having a detrimental effect on teaching capacity in primary schools. There has been ...

New Anti-Bulling Policies For Welsh Schools Original article published by South Wales Argus. To read it, please click here New guidance has been launched in an attempt to put an end to bullying in Welsh schools, writes Emily Withers. This guidance, announced by education secretary Kirsty Williams, has been launched ahead of this week’s anti-bullying week. The advice is aimed...

A Day In The Life Of A Cover Supervisor Are you a teaching assistant looking to take the next step in your career? Would you like to get closer to teaching your own class? Would you like to earn up to £2000 extra per year? If you answered yes to all of the above questions, we think you would make an excellent cover supervisor! To learn more about the opportunity to earn more...

Thinking of picking up extra shifts this Christmas? Vetro answer your most pressing questions We know that the festive period can be a wonderful time to spend your downtime with family and friends. But we also know that it’s often the time of year when people look for flexible opportunities to earn a little extra money in preparation for the big day. Extra availability of wo...

Starting a new job? Here's some advice to help you succeed Starting a new job can be a daunting process. Whether it’s your first job or your 150th, your first few weeks in a new role or a new company can be a challenging time. In order to succeed and settle into your new role, there are often a lot of expectations that you might need to conform with. While it’s the company’s...