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Cover Supervisor Training

We are taking applications for upcoming 2025 justteachers Cover Supervisor training programmes which will be taking place in various locations throughout the UK.

If you are looking to get into the Education sector, or indeed are looking at pursuing a career in Teaching, then our Cover Supervisor course will equip you with all the essential behaviour management skills you will need to successfully manage a classroom!

The course, delivered by a highly regarded ex Headteacher, aims to up-skill unqualified and inexperienced candidates-however candidates with prior experience of fostering positive relationships with teenagers and young adults, will naturally thrive the most.

Our justteachers Cover Supervisor course covers modules across; Behaviour Management, De-Escalation Techniques, Dynamic Risk Assessments, Time Fillers, Classroom Resource Management and ‘Safeguarding Children in Education’. Along with the extensive knowledge that our Cover Supervisor Manager will provide to you about the Schools you will be placed in, the course will ensure you are fully equipped for the classroom environment.

The ultimate aim at the end of the course is that you will be armed with an array of behaviour management skills to apply in the classroom, you will be able to identify when and how to de-escalate behaviour and have a varied toolkit to enable you to run a classroom smoothly.

To express an interest in the next available Cover Supervisor course in your area, simply fill out the details below and we will be in touch.

Please note, that in order to be successfully allocated a place on a programme, you will need to have achieved Maths and English GCSE at grade C/4/5 or above or equivalent, a minimum of 2 references dated within 2 years, and completion of an enhanced DBS check.

I sent off my CV to Just Teachers on the off chance they may require some cover supervisors. One of the best moves of my life. My consultant called me from their Skipton office and invited me for an interview and I soon attended a course developed to give a better understanding and instruction in the reduction of risk, restraint and restriction. This was such a dynamic and enjoyable course I would sign up for it again in an instant. I came away feeling I have both the knowledge and ability to assess and control any situation.

I couldn’t wait for my next call from my consultant offering me a temporary commitment. And that is the point, “a temporary commitment”. It keeps it exciting. You just get all the best bits then walk away at the end of a school day.

Before I knew it I was stood in front of a class of 13 year olds like a rabbit caught in the headlights of a car. Talk about rush of adrenalin. From that moment on I was addicted. I loved the thirst for knowledge these junior adults exuded.