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English teacher

Date posted : 11/04/19
£23720 - £39406 per annum

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A secondary school in the Tameside area is looking to recruit an English teacher starting at the beginning of the new academic year in September 2019.

This English teaching position is to start on the Tuesday 3rd September initially on a temporary basis for 12 months; however there are potential permanent opportunities upcoming due to an expansion within the English department.

The successful teacher of English will be expected to take on all planning and marking responsibilities from the offset with pay being in line with experience and pay-scale.

Important features of this English teaching role:

  • Full time, long term teaching position starting in September 2019 - 12 month contract initially
  • Pay dependent on experience and pay scale MPS - UPS based on 2019/20 scales.
  • Work within a 'Good' graded secondary school in the Tameside area
  • School boasting excellent facilities and outstanding leadership

This is a 'Good' rated school secondary school located in the heart of Tameside on the east side of Greater Manchester, set in very pleasant surroundings. The school has a great reputation and is considered an integral part of the local community. Students that attend are polite, enthusiastic about school life and engaged with their learning making it an enjoyable school to teach at for any English teacher.

If you are an English teacher looking for a long term teaching position then this is the role for you at a good school where you can make a difference. The role will involve teaching English Language and English Literature to GCSE level aswell as taking part in all departmental responsibilities. The school is easily accessible from over the Pennines as well as the local areas of Ashton Under Lyne, Stalybridge, Hyde, Dukinfield and Oldham. The school is situated very close to the local train station so for those on public transport as well as having an on site car park for all staff to utilise.

  • Teach English Language and English Literature at KS3 and GCSE level
  • Highly supportive secondary school with a fantastic reputation in the local area
  • NQTs encouraged to apply aswell as more experienced teachers

If you are an English teacher looking ahead to September for a full time teaching position, then apply now using the link below attaching your latest teaching CV and covering letter. Please ensure your most recent teaching placements are included in your CV. For any further information please contact Teaching Personnel, Manchester South Branch.

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