Protocol Education Careers and Employment
About the company
- Founded2001
- Company sizemore than 10,000
- Revenue£25m to £100m
- IndustryHuman Resources & Staffing
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Salaries
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Education & Instruction
Primary School Teacher
£126 per day
Teacher
£131 per day
High School Teacher
£140 per day
Community & Social Service
Mentor
£68.42 per day
Special Assistant
£66.15 per day
Youth Worker
£66.27 per day
Rating overview
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College lecturer Health and social care level 2&3and covid tester in Birmingham, West Midlands
on 24 January 2021
i love the work when i get it
i have been registered with protocol for many years and October of last year was my first job this was short term and not I am in a short term role again.there seems to be a new batch of consultants as I have had three who have been so great and really have helped me. the hardest part is not getting work but I suppose that's the agency world
Health and social care teacher in Newcastle upon Tyne
on 5 February 2021
Very approachable
I have been working for protocol education for nearly 2 years. They always find work even during the pandemic, they offer CPD training and keep in touch to make sure everything is going OK. All staff are very approachable and will do their best to help with any problems you may have.
Supply Teacher in Bristol
on 26 November 2020
Excellent Teaching work
Protocol are an excellent agency in Bristol, I have had work on a full time basis, and often working in the same schools each week. I find them reliable and always putting me first for where I wish to work. Would highly recommend them.
Teaching Assistant in London, Greater London
on 13 November 2020
Sales not Education
I’ve worked with supply agencies on and off since 2005 and with this particular company in two different UK cities. Here is my earned opinion, if you are as disinterested in actual education as these people are then it will suit you fine, you will get a friendly call to offer you work and you’ll get paid. Maybe that’s all you want.But if you’re really interested, invested and care about the roles you will be undertaking in schools, I would suggest you find an agency where the agents have actually worked in education and have an understanding of what it takes. I guess this does not guarantee that they too are only really interested in the bottom line but hopefully it makes that less likely.Make no mistake, Protocol are in SALES not education. I’ve been booked, dropped, shuffled around like a chess piece and lied to so that they can take their fee. You will never be their priority even though it is YOU who make their money for them. Be honest with yourself and do your research. Don’t let them screw you around and be clear about your worth.
SEN Teaching Assistant in Chesterfield
on 15 October 2020
Great recruitment manager
The agency recruitment manager was brilliant, friendly and welcoming she tried really hard to get me a job in a school I enjoyed. I loved working there. Hoping to get more work with this agency soon.
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