We are a growing organisation and are looking for professional and inspirational people, with a passion for transforming our students’ learning.  We aim to provide excellent opportunities for all and will not treat any applicants, employees, students, or other clients unfavourably by reason of any protected characteristics as defined by the Equality Act 2010. We strive to provide excellent training and support for our staff and offer career pathways for staff across our different academies and central team. If you feel your next career move is with the Beyond School Trust, please apply for one of the posts listed below, or register with our Beyond Schools Talent pool for future applications.

 

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Living and Working in Kent

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Kent is the largest and most populated county in the UK with 1.59 million residents and a workforce of 953,900 people. The Garden of England is the perfect place to live, work and play.

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With its bustling towns and peaceful landscapes, why not have the best of both worlds and consider working in Kent.

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Getting around

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Kent has excellent road and rail links to London and the continent, making it the perfect location for work and leisure.

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Kent offers easy motorway access to London and 3 international airports.

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By rail, London St Pancras is 17 minutes from Ebbsfleet and 37 minutes from Ashford. Eurostar services run to many European cities from Ebbsfleet and Ashford International stations.

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Mainland Europe is easily accessible via Eurotunnel and ferry services from the port of Dover.

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Education and childcare

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 If you have a family, find out about the range of schools and childcare options available to you:

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• search for education

• search for childcare

 

Kent has 4 universities providing learning to more than 44,500 students and in excess of 14,000 graduates each year. 

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Leisure

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With over 1,000 square miles of beautiful countryside, 200 miles of unspoilt coastline and more historic homes and castles than any other county, Kent provides a varied and interesting range of places to live and visit.

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We have a number of everything from historical towns and coastal towns to shopping centres and bustling high streets - find out about the different destinations.

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With more than 200 parks, 100 walks and many cycle routes Kent is a great place if you enjoy the outdoors.

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There are many theatres in Kent including the New Marlowe Theatre in historic Canterbury, and the coastal town of Margate is the home of the Turner Contemporary art gallery, opened in 2011 by Tracy Emin.

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Living and Working in Medway

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Medway which has a population of around 280,000 has been a place of significance for thousands of years because of its strategic location as a crossing point on the River Medway; Rochester Castle, Rochester Cathedral and Chatham Dockyard were built for that very reason.

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The towns making up Medway are Chatham, Rochester, Gillingham, Strood and Rainham. Large parts of the area are green and rural with a number of parks, seven of which are green flag accredited and Medway is part of the environmentally important North Kent Marshes on the extensive Hoo Peninsula to the north.

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With superb connections to London and Europe, Medway is part of the Thames Gateway and home to the University of Greenwich, University of Kent, Canterbury Christ Church University and the University for the Creative Arts. This is a young and vibrant community that is destined for big things.  Beyond Schools Trust are proud to be part of Medway community. To view more about living and working in Medway please see the attached video.  We Are Medway - YouTube