£30,515–£33,119 Annually (FTE) Grade F Points 14 to 19 (£30,515 to £33,119 Full Time Equivalent) subject to pro rata. The minimum actual pro rata salary per annum for this job starts at £24,937.79. · Part time
Closes 25 September
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£27,367.28–£28,755.84 Annually (Actual) · Full time
Closes 12 October£23,933–£30,272 Annually (Actual) · Full time
Closes 22 September£23,933–£30,272 Annually (Actual) · Full time
Closes 22 SeptemberPATH 6 £29,542 FTE. £21,976 prorated. · Full time
Closes 15 SeptemberSalary not disclosed · Part time
Closes 25 SeptemberSalary: Grade: NJC 23 – 28, £35,570–£40,444 (actual pro rata amount £30,629–£34,826) + SNA allowance, £813 per year. · Full time
Closes 25 September£24,836–£25,823 Annually (FTE) Bucks Pay Range 1-2 · Part time
Closes 18 September£27,149–£29,475 · Full time
Closes 14 September£27,254–£31,022 Annually (FTE) Grade 5 ScP 9-17 · Full time
Closes 23 September£29,071–£33,119 (actual salary for term time only £24,878–£28,342) · Full time · Temporary
Closes 20 September
Learning Mentor jobs in the UK: the facts
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