Behavioural Support- Qualified Maths Teacher
- Special Needs
- Cardiff
- Flexible Working
Job description
Qualified Maths Teacher- Behavioural support
Location: Cardiff
Salary: £172.98/ day
Contract type: Full-time
This is a brilliant opportunity for a Maths Teacher who wants to teach in a supportive, well-run pupil referral unit (PRU) where the school is committed to using positive strategies to address student difficulties and re-engage learners in the curriculum.
Our school is welcoming, community-focused and proud of the progress its learners make. They’re now looking to strengthen their Maths department with a passionate, confident classroom practitioner who can deliver engaging lessons and address specific challenging areas through small group and individual support.
The Role
You’ll be teaching Mathematics across KS4, supported by an established department and a leadership team who really value their staff. Whether you’re an experienced teacher or an NQT with strong placement feedback, this school is open to the right person.
What the School Is Looking For
- A qualified Secondary Maths Teacher (QTS or equivalent)
- Strong classroom presence and clear behaviour management
- A teacher who can build relationships quickly and raise attainment
- Someone who brings energy, structure and consistency to Maths lessons
Why This School?
- Making a real positive difference in students lives every day and creating a lasting impact on pupils after their education
- Supportive SLT who don’t micromanage but do back their staff
- Behaviour policies that aim to address complex matters and use positive strategies and trauma informed approached to overcoming challenges
- A Maths department that plans collaboratively and supports each other
- Easily commutable within Cardiff and surrounding areas
What You’ll Get
- Competitive daily rate
- Ongoing support from me, your personal consultant
- Honest insight into the school before you commit
- Opportunities for long-term stability and permanent roles
Interested?
If you’re a Maths Teacher looking for your next role in Cardiff, or you’re coming to the end of a contract and want something lined up that actually feels right, upload a copy of your CV.
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