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Art and Photography Teacher- Easter 2019

Date posted : 11/02/19
£120 - £180 per day

Job description

This vacancy has now expired. Please see similar roles below...

Are you an Art and Photography Teacher looking for a thriving school to work in? Are you committed to the educational development of young people?

Currently an average-sized secondary school located in Berkshire area are looking for a highly committed an experienced teacher of Art and Photography to join a successful and friendly department after Easter. Achievement is underpinned by outstanding relationships, a passion for learning and a commitment to the development of the whole child. This school provides a secure and happy environment for positive and exciting learning experiences.

This school are fiercely committed to providing all students with an education of the highest quality and value a strong sense of community. They know that excellent schools are those that not only promote high academic standards but also have a deep concern for others.

The schools motto is "Committed to Achievement" and this embodies their belief that perseverance, self-discipline and determination will enable students to succeed at school and beyond.

The school is situated in the heart of the commuter belt and benefits from excellent road and rail links. The town itself is undergoing regeneration, and the opening of Crossrail only adds to its appeal. The school also boasts some of the most beautiful countryside in Berkshire with the River Thames running directly through the town.

Most importantly, you will experience the unique rewards of giving back to the community through the work you do, knowing that you are making a real difference to the lives of young people.

Who should apply?

This is open to applicants who are looking for either full or part time Art and Photography teaching and the school are flexible with start dates being either after Easter or in September 2019. You will be teaching from key stage three to four with the opportunity of A-level teaching if desired.

Why should you apply for this role?

  • A curriculum that is exciting and enriching
  • An understanding SLT who appreciate the challenges and workload faced by teachers today
  • Good access to technology and the training available on how to use it
  • Senior leaders who teach
  • One of the top performing schools in the area who take pride in getting the most out each of their students. Last year 74% of the GCSE students achieved 5+ A*-C including English and Maths.
  • Applicants with a UK address only

If you possess the additional skills and qualities required to ensure each day can be rewarding for both yourself and your students who you are supporting please apply!

To discuss further, please email your CV along with a covering letter or alternatively call Georgina on 0118 3271556.

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