Can someone give me a bit of insight to how pay works here?
So say you're a teacher on 22k, I know that is your yearly wage, and once tax/NI is taken away, that is what you get. But how does it work for non-teaching jobs?
For example I've seen a learning mentor job, which is 20k pro rata, term time only. So does this mean you will receive no income in the school holidays? So you get 20k minus all the school holidays? I just want to have a more clear idea of what yearly wage I would actually be taking home if a job says pro rata/term time only.