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Working in nurseries through an agency
Coz
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Has anyone had any experience of working in nurseries through an agency? Just after some info and have some questions about how it all works. Thanks.
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I did some work in nurseries as a teacher in supply, though occasionally I would be drafted in to be a TA or nursery assistant when a teacher wasn't needed.0
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Hi,
I am registered with tinies and find them ok but I don't get offered much work. Not sure if they are limited in my area (East London) but I notice on their website they constantly ask for more staff for this area so not sure where I am going wrong.
I am starting to look for a different agency - do you have any you recommend?
Thanks
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I haven't joined an agency yet as I don't qualify as a level 3 EYP until June. As a single mum, I qualify for WTC and don't need to work more than 16 hours a week atm. I know this will be complicated as I won't know exactly how many hours I will be working each week. I don't mind if I work in school nurseries or private nurseries. However, If I make myself available to work 9-3, would I only be asked to work in a school nursery? Even if I say 9-6, would I have the chance to work in a private nursery, or would I have to say 7-6 so they can ask me to work either all day, 7-1 or 12-6?
If I make myself available 7-6 for 3 days, would I have to work all those hours, which would equal 30 hours without lunch hours, even though I only really need to work 16 hours?
Could I ask them not to contact me on the 3rd day if I had worked 16 hours over the first 2 days?
Then there is the distance I'm willing to travel. Does 6 miles sound reasonable? Or would I have to travel further to have any chance of getting work?
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danielledisco123 wrote: »Hi,
I am registered with tinies and find them ok but I don't get offered much work. Not sure if they are limited in my area (East London) but I notice on their website they constantly ask for more staff for this area so not sure where I am going wrong.
I am starting to look for a different agency - do you have any you recommend?
Thanks
I haven't joined one yet, so don't have any recommendations, sorry!
What time do they usually ring you in a morning?0
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