Once you’ve found the right role, you’ll want to know where you should live. If you'd like to view our current Manchester teaching jobs please, click here.Īs the second most populous urban area in the UK, Greater Manchester has a lot of areas to choose from when you’re trying to decide where to lay down roots. With so many teaching opportunities on offer, if you are a talented teacher, you won’t find it hard to unlock your personal and your students potential. This is the city that is making a big contribution in driving the tech revolution in the UK, whilst the numbers of artists are rising every day. As a teacher in Manchester, you’ll be educating some of the greatest minds in the country. There are 99,000 students in Greater Manchester, and it really shines through in the city’s vibrant lifestyle. Young people are at the heart of Manchester’s culture. Greater Manchester is also home to four universities - University of Manchester, Manchester Metropolitan University, the University of Salford, and the University of Bolton. With over 170 primary and secondary schools - a large number of which are in the top 5% of schools nationally - there are positions open across the city. If you’re looking for a teaching job in Manchester schools, there are plenty of schools to choose from. If you can look past the city’s rain, moving to Manchester could well be the best move you’ll ever make. With the peak district, lake district and the coast just a short trip away, Manchester is not just a great city itself, it offers everything you would ever want from life. On an average teaching salary, you will have a higher standard of living than you would in London, and almost any major city in the UK. House prices are less than the national average, transport links are excellent, and schools are great too.
As a teacher, it’s a great place to live. Whereas Manchester has almost everything that London has to offer, it doesn’t have crippling living costs. It is a city that is everything that is great about the north of England - it’s why some see Manchester as the capital of the North. But it’s not just tech that makes Manchester great. Home to the media city - where the BBC calls home- as well as one of the fastest growing startup scenes in the UK, it lives its status as THE northern powerhouse. Manchester has always been at the forefront of innovation - way back to when it was the world’s first industrial city. There’s no wonder why so many people are moving to live and work in the city. From its creative Northern Quarter to the world-class nightlife, to it’s booming food scene, Manchester is the city that bleeds originality.
Spend more than a few hours in the city amongst its 2.7 million people and you’ll see just how. As people in Manchester will tell you, they do things differently there.
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