Teacher’ salaries
and career progression
Your future in the classroom
Career Progression - Shape Your Future in the Classroom
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Are you passionate about computing science and have a knack for leadership? As a principal teacher, you can head a department, shaping the curriculum, mentoring colleagues, and fostering a thriving learning environment. This role allows you to combine your love of teaching with leadership responsibilities, making a significant impact on both students and fellow educators.
Salary earnings from £55,155 up to £71,181. View breakdown here.
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Aspire to the top leadership position as a headteacher. Inspire staff and students, shape the school's vision, and create a positive and thriving learning community. Headteachers in Scotland must complete the Into Headship programme, demonstrating their commitment to educational leadership.
Salary earnings from £62,556 up to £115,539. View breakdown here.
A career in teaching offers diverse pathways for advancement. Whether you envision a leadership role as a Principal Teacher or Headteacher, or prefer to specialise in curriculum development or mentoring, there are opportunities to shape your career and make a lasting impact. Explore the possibilities and discover where your passion for computing and education can lead you.
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Step into a school leadership role as a deputy headteacher. You'll work closely with the headteacher to implement school-wide strategies, oversee curriculum development, and contribute to school improvement initiatives. This is an excellent opportunity to broaden your impact and contribute to the overall success of the school.
Salary earnings from £62,556 up to £115,539. View breakdown here.
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Make a difference in the lives of young people through pastoral care. Guide and support students as a tutor, head of year, or mentor. Help them navigate challenges, develop their social-emotional skills, and reach their full potential.