Screw the Midlands. I moved away from there to Bristol.
Oh because Clifton is a far safer place ...
Screw the Midlands. I moved away from there to Bristol.
Oh because Clifton is a far safer place ...
Please correct me if im wrong here (maybe its just in Scotland)
One of my good mates is due to graduate this year. Upon graduating (if i can remember correctly) he said that if he is willing to work anywhere in the country he is entitled to a grant to help him relocate.
I assume you guys are entitled to the same thing?
Clifton is lovely, would sooner live in Clifton than the Midlands.
That and the fact I'm not a blonde School teacher.
£42,000 gross salary = circa £28,000 annual net salary. So £600 a month would be about 25% of their annual income. It's just about right what they should be looking forward to paying for rent excluding bills.
Clifton is lovely, would sooner live in Clifton than the Midlands.
That and the fact I'm not a blonde School teacher.
The Old Duke is nowhere near Clifton?
The original post states £42,000 combined with no indication of whether that is gross or net, from that you can assume either way. I don't know exactly what teachers start on hence highlighting that I hadn't taken account of tax or deductions in case that was gross.
Malvern in Worcestershire.
Beautiful area, decent town, easy access to Worcester and Birmingham. Lots of primary schools in this area and 2 high schools in Malvern and 1 just out of Malvern. Plus the ones in Worcester as well.
The minimum starting wage for a teacher currently is 21,000 so, doubled 42,000 this would be without any deductions to begin with x