The government's offering more incentives - worth around £4,000 a year - to attract teachers to the Isle of Man
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture says relocating teachers will get a national insurance holiday on top of other rewards.
Staff who move to the Island already get two £2,000 lump sums as well as housing assistance for up to two years.
The government says it needs a large number of secondary school staff to teach science, maths, English, IT and computer science in the next few months.
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