Kickstart Your Teaching Career: Primary ECT Opportunities
Bolton, Bury & Greater Manchester | September 2026 Roles + Immediate Work Available

Just finishing your teacher training and thinking about what's next? If you're an Early Career Teacher (ECT) looking to secure your first role for the new academic year (or want to gain extra classroom experience before September) Tradewind Recruitment can help you get there.

We partner with a wide range of primary schools across Bolton, Bury, and the wider Greater Manchester area, offering flexible and career-building opportunities designed specifically for ECTs.

Opportunities available:

• Full-time and long-term teaching roles starting in September 2026
• Short-term and daily supply work available immediately
• Positions across Early Years, Key Stage 1, and Key Stage 2
• Pathways into schools that can support your ECT induction
• Exposure to a variety of school settings to find your ideal fit

What you'll benefit from:

• Competitive daily rates with weekly pay
• Flexible working to suit your schedule and preferences
• Ongoing CPD and training to support your transition into teaching
• Expert guidance from a dedicated education consultant
• Opportunities to move into permanent roles through supply placements

Who we're looking for:

• ECTs who have not completed their induction, or are completing their PGCE or teacher training in 2026
• Motivated and adaptable individuals keen to develop their teaching practice
• Strong communication skills and a positive, professional attitude
• Confident delivering engaging lessons across the primary curriculum
• DBS on the Update Service (or happy to apply for one)

Starting your career in education can feel like a big step - but with the right support and opportunities, it can also be an exciting one. Whether you're aiming to secure a permanent role straight away or prefer to build experience through supply, we'll work with you to find the right path.

Apply now or get in touch to explore current vacancies and secure your first teaching role.