If you are a physics teacher or language teacher, the UK is offering to pay you £10,000 if you decide to relocate to the UK to teach. That money is to assist with visa and travel expenses as well as other miscellaneous expenses. Below is the link on how to apply:

The international relocation payment (IRP) is a single payment of £10,000 which will be available to eligible non-UK trainees and teachers of languages and physics.

The payment is designed to cover:

1. the costs of visas
2. the immigration health surcharge
3. other relocation expenses

The IRP will offer financial support to teachers and trainees from all over the world who wish to come to train and work in English schools. It will be paid around the end of the teacher’s or trainee’s first term. It will not need to be repaid.

If eligible, trainee teachers can receive both the IRP and a bursary or scholarship.

We are running the international relocation payment as a pilot in the 2023 to 2024 academic year.

The scheme will open to applications in autumn 2023.

Eligibility
To be eligible, teachers or trainees must:

1. be coming to England to work or train in the 2023 to 2024 academic year
2. not be already living in the UK

The Get into Teaching website has full details of the eligibility requirements for teachers and trainees.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/international-relocation-payments/international-relocation-payments

Some will still be looking for agents to help them "process" the application when it is already straightforward and official on UK government's website.

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