After his graduation, Burder became classical tutor at Wymondley College, as a colleague of William Parry.

[1] From 1810 Burder also filled the chair of philosophy and mathematics at Hoxton Academy, until it moved to Highbury in 1830.

[1] Burder gave an address at the opening of the new Highbury College building, in September 1826.

[3]John Stoughton was one of his students, at the end of this period, and commented that Burder was influenced by Dugald Stewart.

[4] Burder was one of the founders of the Congregational Union in 1831; and in 1834 he advocated breaking traditional links with Presbyterians and Baptists.

J. Tayler of Whitlinge, Worcestershire, who died in 1859 and is buried with her husband at Abney Park Cemetery.