Jonathan Gullis complains he can’t get a job as a teacher because he’s a Tory

Holly Patrick

30 September 2024 at 8:26 am·1-min read

Former Conservative MP Jonathan Gullis has claimed that he is unable to get a job as a teacher because he is a Tory.

Speaking at the party conference in Birmingham on Monday, 30 September, Mr Gullis was asked if he thinks that the teaching profession specifically goes against him as he is a Conservative.

Gullis, who lost his seat in the 2024 general election to a Labour candidate, explained that he believes schools “will see who I used to represent and maybe my views, which they may not like” and because of that will not give him an interview.

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