You will only have one TRN — it stays with you throughout your career. If you already have a TRN you do not need a new one if you change roles or start a new period of training. Email qts. Check what you need to do. To help us improve GOV. It will take only 2 minutes to fill in. Cookies on GOV. But the first step would be to discuss this issue with the local authority you have been allocated to contact details available on your MyGTCS account.
Indeed it is for them to decide if they are able and willing to release you to another local authority. If they are willing to release you to be reallocated, you must turn down your allocation before the Scottish Government can attempt to reallocate you to another teaching post.
However this is dependent on other probationers turning down their allocation. Scottish Government cannot guarantee that you will be reallocated and you should be fully aware that you may lose your post on the Teacher Induction Scheme if they cannot do so.
I do not have Church approval yet, how will I obtain this? I am qualified to teach in the medium of Gaelic. Will I be allocated to a Gaelic medium training post?
You should ensure that you tick the Gaelic Medium box on the application form. The local authority that you are allocated to will allocate you to a Gaelic Medium post as far as possible. View further information on the Gaelic Medium. I have a disability; will this be taken into account when allocating me to a post? You will be asked when completing the GTC Scotland application form if you have a disability which would affect where you could be allocated to for your Induction year.
Once you have submitted your online application you will receive an acknowledgement email and also a disability pro forma which you must complete and return to us, if you wish your disability to be taken into account. Your correspondence will be forwarded onto the local authority you have been allocated to. How do I apply for the preference waiver payment option? All you have to do is tick the box on the online application that asks you if you are willing to work anywhere in Scotland for the induction year.
By ticking this box when you apply, you are agreeing to work in any Scottish local authority. If you tick this box, you must not complete the preferred locations section. I ticked the box, does this mean I am guaranteed the payment? But you must take up your teaching post with the local authority you have been allocated to and complete the full Induction year to receive the full payment. Which local authorities could I be allocated to? This is very much dependant on the number of vacancies offered by local authorities for the Scheme.
However you could be allocated to any one of the 32 Authorities - anywhere from Dumfries and Galloway to the Shetland Isles. To receive the monies you must be prepared to take up a teaching post anywhere in Scotland and complete the full induction year. How will the payment be paid?
The payment will be made by the local authority in three instalments, subject to tax and national insurance. Please check with your local authority when these payments are going to be made. Once you have started in the classroom, any enquiries regarding payments should be directed to the local authority you have been allocated to.
If I ticked the anywhere box and cannot work in the local authority I have been allocated, will I be reallocated? If you ticked the anywhere box and then subsequently cannot go to your allocated local authority you will not receive the payment and will not be reallocated to another local authority. We only process personal data in order to fulfil our remit and legal obligations. Data is shared with selected third parties who fulfil a service on behalf of and under the express instructions of the GTC.
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