Truro and Penwith Academy Trust values all its staff and benefits from having excellent and dedicated staff teams. In January 2019, the Trust was highly praised in a summary evaluation visit by Ofsted. The findings confirmed that the Trust is one that schools want to join. Whether you work in one of our schools, or are based in our central team, you will thrive in a stimulating, friendly and diverse environment that nurtures talent and celebrates success.
In addition to contractual entitlements such as annual leave and occupational pensions, we recognise the important role our staff play by providing for them a range of benefits as well as flexible employment arrangements and a family-friendly approach.
Our benefits include:
• A competitive salary
• You will be eligible to join the Local Government Pension Scheme/Teachers pension scheme
• Family friendly policies
• Cycle to Work Scheme
• Eye test vouchers
• Continued Professional Development
Safer Recruitment
TPAT is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and requires all staff and volunteers to demonstrate this commitment in every aspect of their work. The aims of our Safer Recruitment procedures are to help deter, reject or identify people who might abuse children or are otherwise unsuited to working with them.
Information for Applicants
All applicants for all vacant posts will be provided with:
• A job description outlining the duties of the post, including safeguarding responsibilities.
• A person specification which will include a specific reference to suitability to work with children.
• An Application form, and all applicants for employment will be required to complete this application form, containing questions about their academic and full employment history and their suitability for the role (in addition all applicants are required to account for any gaps or discrepancies in employment history).
PLEASE NOTE WE DO NOT ACCEPT CV’S.
Shortlisting and Reference Requests
References will be requested at the selection stage directly from the referee.
They will be asked:
• the referee’s relationship with the candidate;
• details of the applicant’s current post and salary;
• performance history and conduct;
• any disciplinary action involving the safety and welfare of children, including any in which the sanction has expired;
• details of any substantiated allegations or concerns relating to the safety and welfare of children;
• whether the referee has any reservations as to the candidate’s suitability to work with children. If so, the Trust/Academy will ask for specific details of the concerns and the reasons why the referee believes the candidate may be unsuitable to work with children.
Interviews
At least one member of each interview panel will have completed Safer Recruitment Training. The selection process for every post will include exploration of the candidate’s understanding of child safeguarding issues.
Pre-Employment Checks
All staff will require an enhanced DBS. Additionally, Prohibition and Overseas checks will also be completed if necessary.
If you have not heard from us within 2 weeks of the closing date, please assume that your application has not been successful.
In addition to contractual entitlements such as annual leave and occupational pensions, we recognise the important role our staff play by providing for them a range of benefits as well as flexible employment arrangements and a family-friendly approach.
Our benefits include:
• A competitive salary
• You will be eligible to join the Local Government Pension Scheme/Teachers pension scheme
• Family friendly policies
• Cycle to Work Scheme
• Eye test vouchers
• Continued Professional Development
Safer Recruitment
TPAT is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and requires all staff and volunteers to demonstrate this commitment in every aspect of their work. The aims of our Safer Recruitment procedures are to help deter, reject or identify people who might abuse children or are otherwise unsuited to working with them.
Information for Applicants
All applicants for all vacant posts will be provided with:
• A job description outlining the duties of the post, including safeguarding responsibilities.
• A person specification which will include a specific reference to suitability to work with children.
• An Application form, and all applicants for employment will be required to complete this application form, containing questions about their academic and full employment history and their suitability for the role (in addition all applicants are required to account for any gaps or discrepancies in employment history).
PLEASE NOTE WE DO NOT ACCEPT CV’S.
Shortlisting and Reference Requests
References will be requested at the selection stage directly from the referee.
They will be asked:
• the referee’s relationship with the candidate;
• details of the applicant’s current post and salary;
• performance history and conduct;
• any disciplinary action involving the safety and welfare of children, including any in which the sanction has expired;
• details of any substantiated allegations or concerns relating to the safety and welfare of children;
• whether the referee has any reservations as to the candidate’s suitability to work with children. If so, the Trust/Academy will ask for specific details of the concerns and the reasons why the referee believes the candidate may be unsuitable to work with children.
Interviews
At least one member of each interview panel will have completed Safer Recruitment Training. The selection process for every post will include exploration of the candidate’s understanding of child safeguarding issues.
Pre-Employment Checks
All staff will require an enhanced DBS. Additionally, Prohibition and Overseas checks will also be completed if necessary.
If you have not heard from us within 2 weeks of the closing date, please assume that your application has not been successful.