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    <title>Reading Between the Lines: 7 Hopeful Signs and 3 Warning Bells in 2026 TA Job Ads</title>
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    <description>A TA job advert can tell you a lot more than the job title suggests. Here are seven green flags to look for, three red flags to take seriously, and the interview questions that help you trust your instincts without writing a school off too quickly.</description>
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