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Computer Science teaching role - Deptford - October 19 start.

Date posted : 17/09/19
£125 - £215 per day

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Computer Science Teaching role - Deptford Secondary School - £125 - £21 5 - October 2019 start.

Computer Science teaching job - Deptford - Secondary school - Ofsted rated 'Good'.

***Computer Science Teacher/NQT

***Located in Deptford, South London

***Interviews being held immediately

***Computer Science Teacher - October 2019 start

***NQTs and experienced Computer Science teachers all welcome to apply!

*** £125 to £215 per day

The successful candidate will have the opportunity to teach across the wider Humanities curriculum if interested, but equally there is a full RS timetable available. Applications from experienced and newly qualified teachers are welcome. This will be a permanent appointment, with full support for the NQT induction year.

  • Computer Science NQT or experienced Computer Science Teacher.
  • Computer Science Teaching role -Secondary School - Deptford.
  • £125 to £215 per day.
  • October 2019 start
  • Secondary Computer Science teacher required for 'Good' Ofsted School.
  • Interviews to be arranged as soon as possible
  • Close to fantastic transport links

This ever improving South London secondary school is really establishing itself as a supportive school that aims to foster the true potential in both its students and its staff. With an ambitious SLT, this Deptford based school is equipped with modern resources and is close to strong transport links. It would be a fantastic opportunity to join this school at a time when it is growing and strengthening, which would include the chance to take on extra responsibilities whilst growing into leadership roles.

Additional requirements:

  • Must be able to obtain a DBS check.
  • Proof of career history from the last 6 years.
  • Able to provide 2 career related references.
  • Experience of teaching KS3-KS4 Computer Science.
  • The drive and stamina to exceed school expectations and targets.
  • Strong subject knowledge.
  • Strong communication skills both written and verbally.

We at Teaching Personnel are proud of the quality of service we provide our teachers. With the opportunity to develop your personal skills through our various courses and gaining valuable experience from within the classroom, we will help you to grow as a person and as a professional.

This secondary school is very excited to find the right fit for their progressive environment - If you have any further question or queries surrounding this Computer Science Teacher role in Deptford for October 2019, please call Thomas on 02075933077 or email your CV today!

All successful candidates will be invited in to our office in London Bridge for an interview.

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