Join the team

At the Chartered College, we are a small team creating ways to support the teaching community. We value our staff and recognise the critical role each person plays in advancing our goal of empowering a respected and knowledgeable teaching profession. Meet the members of our committed team.

As an organisation, we care deeply about creating a working environment that supports our people to grow both personally and professionally. The aim of our People and Culture Strategy is to empower and encourage every employee to reach their full potential and thrive.

Application process

We want you to know what to expect from our recruitment process. All of our application packs will include key information, such as salary, interview dates and deadlines for applying. We are trialling the use of short video and audio job descriptions along with the written application pack we offer in Word and PDF formats. All of our line managers are trained to recognise bias.

Our values are reflected in our commitment to:

  1. Flexible working: responsive management, flexible hours, hybrid or fully remote working
  2. Professional development, including formal and informal training and support
  3. Transparency and ownership: we have an open culture that ensures all staff guide our strategic direction
  4. Mental health and wellbeing: access to health and wellbeing advice and health cash plan.

Please read our Working at Chartered College FAQs to learn more about our strategy, values, and our approach to pay, benefits and employee support.

  1. We are a Disability Confident Employer
  2. We are a living wage employer
  3. We are happy to discuss flexible working
  4. We are committed to Equality, Accessibility, Diversity, and Inclusion
  5. We support Access to Work applications.

Current vacancies

Professional Learning Quality Lead

The Professional Learning Quality Lead will play a key role in supporting our work around teacher development, helping to embed high quality standards for teacher professional learning across the education sector. Drawing on their deep understanding of teacher development, the Professional Learning Quality Lead will lead on a number of internal and external projects, working with colleagues and sector stakeholders to develop and launch a CPD quality framework. They will deliver training, develop resources and carry out quality assurance activities to support the successful implementation of the framework in schools, colleges and sector organisations. Alongside this, they will support the delivery of the Chartered College of Teaching’s wider professional development offer, developing and reviewing materials and 3 delivering training that is aligned to agreed quality standards, helping to support teacher and school development and career progression.

Our process

Example questions we ask at interview

We implement a standardised interview template and competencies matrix for a fair and transparent process. Our standard interview questions include asking about:

  • What drew you to the Chartered College and this particular role, as well as the experience and skills you’ve gained to date
  • How you manage conflicting priorities, and tight budgets, while delivery high-quality work
  • What your support or development needs are in order to thrive in this role
  • Examples of how you’ve executed clear, persuasive and effective communication
  • Examples of how you’ve intentionally included diverse perspectives and/or a commitment to diversity and inclusion in a project or decision.
It was a wonderful experience applying with the Chartered College of Teaching and your care towards me as a candidate really stood out. I just wanted to thank you for the experience.
Anon
Interviewee
I thought your hiring process was transparent, smooth-running and well-thought-out, and I’m happy to have participated in it.
Anon
Interviewee
Regarding your interview process, everything was straightforward and transparent, and overall, it was a professional experience.
Anon
Interviewee
I am now able, if I need to, to change my working patterns so I can take care of doctor or hospital appointments when it is convenient for me and not have to worry about being absent for too long, or feeling like I am not doing my job.
Kieran Briggs
Data and Platforms Specialist, Chartered College of Teaching
The interview experience was really positive – you all came across as friendly and welcoming and I really liked that you gave a clear outline of the interview structure and what to expect.
Anon
Interviewee
Working remotely is not simply about having a work set-up at home rather than an office, but is about how an employer’s and employee’s approach to work adapts to this way of working.
Miriam Davey
Director of Service Operations, Chartered College of Teaching
The recruitment process was incredibly efficient. Having applied to many jobs, I truly appreciated the prompt responses and the clarity throughout each stage.
Anon
Interviewee

Our values

Flexible working at the Chartered College of Teaching

Flexibility at the Chartered College of Teaching

Read our latest blog post about what flexibility in working means to our staff