Highland Council Careers and Employment
Salaries
Salary estimated from 2.4K employees, users, and past and present job advertisements on Indeed.
Popular Roles
Teacher
£33,267 per year
School Principal
£58,734 per year
High School Teacher
£35,632 per year
Education & Instruction
Teacher
£33,267 per year
Early Years Educator
£15,912 per year
School Principal
£58,734 per year
Administrative Assistance
Senior Clerical Assistant
£12,836 per year
Facilities Assistant
£12,463 per year
Administrative Assistant
£18,428 per year
Customer Service
Support Associate
£12,553 per year
Customer Service Representative
£13,226 per year
Rating overview
Rating is calculated based on 49 reviews and is evolving.
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Reviews
Seasonal Gardener level 3 in Portree
on 25 June 2020
Unproductive cleek
Could be great but as a seasonal worker your treated quite badly
All the permanent staff look down on you and your made a lot of false promises
Your also expected to lie for them and hide aspects of there processes from members of the community
Acting Headteacher in Various schools
on 13 April 2020
Working with children is always rewarding
Primary teaching has it's own stresses and rewards, it is full on in terms of energy and commitment needed but incredibly rewarding when you see children flourish.
Housing Management in ALNESS
on 4 February 2020
Poor unfair manager - Alness housing especially
Would not recommend anyone to work in this environment. Bullying by senior management is disgusting. And if questioned or comlaint raised then look out because your job will be at risk. Alness housing management all protect each other amd its the workers who suffer. Manipulation and corrupt. Micro managment at its finest. Would never recommend my worst enemy to work herehere
Cook in Inverness
on 2 February 2020
Fantastic place to work
Work in school kitchen. Head cook is a dream, friendly kind thoughtful really appreciates her staff. Work school days only which is fantastic. Brilliant training regularly uniform provided. Not shoes . Fair rota and brilliant support from the bigger bosses. I had a terrible experience with a cook in charge previously and can’t believe the difference working here with a competent genuinely nice cook
Pupil Support Assistant in Aviemore, Highland
on 29 November 2019
Loved the job
I absolutely loved the job however for what I was doing I was not getting paid enough. I still feel the same about it now. Highland Council employees should be getting a higher rate of pay if they are dealing with children as it can be very stressful.
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Average experience
Interview is average
Process takes about a day or two
Interview questions
What i could bring to the job , how would a work along side a team , and how a feel about working aline
Shared on 28 November 2018