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English teacher for January in a well-known "Good"school!

Date posted : 19/01/18
£100 - £180 per day

Job description

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English Teacher required for a well-known secondary school in Berkshire!

About the school

This school is a 13-19 school which seeks to retain the best of a traditional ethos based upon over 100 years of achievement, with a modern, forward-thinking approach that prepares young men for success in the 21st century.

The school provide students with a variety of challenging opportunities for learning, development and growth. The schools successes will be measured both by first-class examination results and also the extent to which we provide an environment in which students are happy and can flourish.

  • There is an enthusiasm for learning, an encouragement of effort and a celebration of success; fairness, hard work and discipline are respected by all;
  • There is outstanding provision for extra-curricular activities;
  • Students feel valued and are an active member of the community;
  • Students are well-equipped for a happy life in a diverse and changing society.

The schools curriculum is broad and balanced offering learning across the full range of subjects, and personalised appropriately to meet individual needs. At A level a very wide range of academic and vocational subjects are successfully delivered, with 30% of grades at A and A*. There have always been high rates of university entrance. The GCSE results are strong and consistently above the national average.

Expectations

This is a great opportunity for someone wishing to progress their career as the school welcome applicants willing to participate in cross curricular teaching/activities!

  • Strong classroom management skills with capability of teaching English up to GCSE Level
  • Benefits of working in a school where the students demonstrate positive attitudes towards their learning.
  • Receive on going support from both the school and your dedicated consultant with great opportunity of progression.
  • Excellent school settings and supportive teaching environments
  • Looking for a foot in the door, great opportunities with a view to securing permanent roles
  • Excellent pay rates, paid weekly

Start date

The start date is January 2018 for a long term role for the right teacher!

Transport

There are fantastic transport links around the school with the closest train station being in the heart of Windsor also it is easily commutable by busses running from Slough bus station.

Teaching Personnel is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. All candidates applying to posts through Teaching Personnel must undertake or have undertaken an Enhanced Disclosure via the DBS.

If interested in this position or would like to discuss similar opportunities

Please call Georgina today on 01189 071 341 or email your CV to;

Teaching Personnel is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. All candidates must undertake or have undertaken a valid enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check. Full assistance provided.

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