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English Teacher Job - St Albans

Date posted : 25/04/19
£130 - £170 per day + dependent on experience and qualifications

Job description

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Teaching Personnel are currently working on behalf on a large secondary school in St Albans who are looking for an English teacher to join them on as soon as possible. T

Located on the edge of the lovely historic Cathedral City of St Albans the school is close to superb transport links situated only a few miles from the M25, M1 and A1 and close to fast main line train links to London. In January 2015 the Ofsted report said that we were good in all areas inspected and they are set within a a lovely 15 acre site with countryside on three sides making this a picturesque place to work.

Set in beautiful grounds with extensive facilities this unique school is a great place to work and begin OR continue your professional development as CPD courses are offered frequently wheter you are a permanent or supply member of staff.

About the role;

Teaching through to key stage 4

Working 1:1 with students who need extra support

Full time teaching role

Ideally would like their new teacher to take on a form group

Working on the AQA exam board

About the school;

Large mixed secondary school

OFSTED graded good with outstanding features

Opportunities for progression

Very supportive SLT

They have recently began a partnership with the St Albans Music School, part of the Hertfordshire Music Service, who operate from our purpose built music suite and also deliver our music teaching, organise our visiting music specialist teachers and tuition, and provide extra-curricular music - such as choirs, bands, orchestra, wind groups etc.

A state-of-the-art Discovery and Independent Learning Centre that also houses our library and some of our extensive computing faculties - including 50 additional wireless laptop computers for use in the Independent Learning Centre

A dedicated modern Technology Centre with two lovely fully-equipped food technology rooms and refurbished electronics and resistant material areas/workshops.

A modern fully resourced and dedicated Sixth Form Centre with private study rooms, computer room with student Wi-Fi computer access, teaching rooms, seminar rooms, and a comfortable Post-16 student common room/social area

Picnic and landscaped areas with outdoor seating and two canteens.

A 25 metre heated indoor swimming pool.

If you are looking for a new position or something similar please contact Emma.

***all candidates are subject to stringent vetting and your personal recruitment consultant will be there to support the whole process - we also have access to an online portal which allows you to manage everything online! ***

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