[mld]

I am hoping to go back to work soon. I am going to do a course from April to July so that I can become a maths teacher.

BUT, I don't know whether I will be able to cope with all the paperwork again. It was that which finished me off four years ago.

I have read that teachers who have been given 20 hours of support er week because of physical disabilities. I wondered whether I would be able to get even 10 hours to help with the paperwork, to reduce the stress.

Has anyone else had any support from Access to Work?

And if so, how did it work out?

I have applied for a job and am hoping for an interview. I have printed off a letter from the Jobcentre via gov.uk which tells the school that I could be entitled to this help, but I'm not 100% sure.

Can anyone help?

M.

[CaptSpaceBat]

A colleague of mine has recently had very positive dealings and support from Access to Work; I will check for further details and report back.

[mld]

CaptSpaceBat, on 14 February 2012 - 10:43 PM, said:

A colleague of mine has recently had very positive dealings and support from Access to Work; I will check for further details and report back.

Thank you. That will be useful.

M.

[ramboself]

the joke was at uni, it had been in the past teacher training, i can just see him teacing in some tough inner city comprehensive, rather put me off trying, nowadays also i don't get on with kids after been harrassed by problem children, when i was young i was good with kids