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English NQT

Date posted : 03/09/19
£23720 - £39406 per annum

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English NQT

Are you an English NQT looking to complete your NQT year to become a fully qualified teacher?

If so, this is the perfect opportunity for you. Teaching Personnel are seeking an English NQT on behalf of our client's secondary school located in Trafford, to start teaching immediately. The English NQT role will involve teaching KS3-4 students, with a range of different academic abilities from bottom to top set, the AQA Curriculum. You will be required to teach English Literature and Language with planning and marking of the lessons.

  • English NQT role located in Trafford
  • Position starting in September
  • Competitive pay, paid on a weekly basis
  • Teaching English literature and language to KS3-4 students
  • Full time Temporary position

Due to a long term illness within the English department, the head of English is seeking an English NQT to work for the first term of the academic year. They are looking for an ambitious, confident English NQT, who will have the opportunity of earning a full time contract if you get on well during the first term.

The ideal English NQT will;

  • Have completed their placements with a good grade
  • Have a valid DBS certificate on the update service
  • Be competent teaching English literature and Language
  • Be able to produce fun, dynamic and inspirational lesson plans to engage all the students
  • Have a hard work ethic, to offer the extra support helping the students success

The secondary school seeking an English NQT is located in the heart of Trafford, close to Altrincham. Situated just off the M56, with a public transport link close by, makes our client's secondary school easily accessible. With a recent 'Good' Ofsted rating and an above average progress 8 score, this is a great school for an English NQT to start their teaching career.

If you would like to be considered for this English NQT role, please email your CV to William via the link below or contact the Manchester Secondary Branch.

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