I’m looking for a job in teaching. It’ll be my first job and I’m not sure whether to go for a private or a state school. Can somebody with experience help me with this, please?

The teaching profession is a vocation which offers the ultimate job satisfaction as schooldays are a vital part of everyone’s lives. Teachers who have imparted wisdom and given enjoyable lessons are remembered by pupils for the rest of their lives.
Individuals entering teaching institutes are expected to show a professional attitude and a proactive approach to teaching as well as work as part of the staff team. Successful applicants are required to be prepared for and to teach their periods with panache.
A BEd, BA or BSc is the minimum requirement needed to secure a position at an educational institute in the UK. Applicants for primary teacher positions with core subject BEds or other degrees and PGCEs with QTS certification are frequently given preference. Secondary and college teachers need relevant degrees and qualifications for their subjects
Schools, colleges and universities all over the nation have openings for teaching staff, although there are more in the months before the start of the academic year in September. Annual salary packages range from £24,000 up to £42,000.

Teachers must have proper qualifications or mastery of their field. Graduates should have at least a bachelor’s degree in the area they will be teaching. Teachers must have a qualification that is at a higher level than the group they are instructing. In Universities, teachers usually have a doctorate or masters, in secondary institutions a first degree upwards.
Being formally trained as an educator or having a degree in education is valuable. There are schools that require teachers to have teacher training certification or status. Some institutions require physical, mental, or psychological evaluation of their teachers, due to the nature of the job. There are programs that allow graduates to work in public schools gaining teaching experience.