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Drama Teacher

Date posted : 19/02/19
£2200 - £3200 per month

Job description

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Our client secondary school located in the Trafford area is looking for a Drama teacher to start with them following the Easter break. The successful Drama teacher will be teaching Drama at KS3 and KS4 for the duration of the summer term with the possibility of continuing into the new academic year. This is to cover a maternity leave due to start during the Easter break. The school is located in the Altrincham/Sale area of Trafford, close to the local tram stop and very easily accessible for any teachers on public transport. This large good school has a fantastic reputation in the local area making it over subscribed year or year.

If you are a Drama teacher looking to teach at a reputable secondary school from Easter onwards, then apply now with your CV for immediate consideration.

Highlights of this Drama teaching position:

  • Full time Drama teacher required for a maternity cover
  • For the duration of the final term in the first instance but with the opportunity to fulfil the maternity cover
  • Pay will be dependent upon payscale and experience but will likely range between £2200 - £3200 per month
  • Academic secondary school with no behavioural issues
  • Teach Drama at this good rated, highly reputable secondary school
  • Located in the Altrincham/Sale area of Trafford

The school prides itself on providing outstanding teaching with teachers that have excellent subject knowledge. They are therefore looking for a Drama teacher that can add to this outstanding teaching and teach creative and exciting lessons engaging students at all times. The school has Drama on its timetable from year 7 onwards adding to its success as a subject becoming more and more popular at this school.

The school being located in the Altrincham/Sale area makes it very easy to commute to via the M60 and M56 motorway networks as well as the A56 which goes from the city centre of Manchester right through Chorlton, Stretford and down into Sale and Altrincham.

This Drama teaching role will have planning, marking and assessment responsibilities with it given the longer term nature of the position. If you are a Drama teacher due to be available following the Easter break for a long term teaching position then apply now for immediate consideration and more information on the role and school.

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