
Pay scales – England
Teachers' pay scales for England, including pay scales for 2024/25.
Pay scales for teachers in various educational sectors across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, including part-time, sixth form colleges, and independent schools.
Teachers' pay scales for England, including pay scales for 2024/25.
Teachers' pay scales for Wales
Pay scales for Northern Ireland following the pay rise from 1 September 2023.
Part-time teachers employed under the terms of the STPCD/STPC(W)D are entitled to be paid on a pro rata basis of the pay rate they would receive if employed full-time in the same post.
Revised sixth form college teachers’ pay rates.
As private businesses outside the national collective bargaining structure in the maintained sector, independent schools have greater freedom to set their own terms and conditions of employment.
Members in FE have seen their pay levels drift to a staggering £9k below that of schoolteachers and their counterparts in Sixth Form Colleges.
Pay scales for support staff in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Most support staff are employed on the local government pay scales determined for local government services.
The NEU is committed to supporting all teachers in all sectors including teachers working in residential establishments.
Unqualified teachers must be paid on the unqualified teachers’ pay range, unless they are on one of the employment-based routes into teaching when schools have the discretion to pay them on the same basis as qualified teachers. They may also be paid additional responsibility allowances for which there are no prescribed values.
Academies are not statutorily required to follow the national schoolteacher pay provisions. Most academies do so but, if you are considering working in an academy, seek clear information about its pay policy and pay scales for teachers.