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English Teacher

Date posted : 11/08/16

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English tutor required for role teaching English and providing Intervention to small groups

  • 50% teaching 50% tuition role - full time
  • Helping to raise attainment
  • Friendly and supportive staff

A school in Reading graded 'good' in Ofsted are looking for someone to join their English department. An exiting time to join the school who have developed a new vision and values and are developing enrichment within the school.

This is a full time role and it will involve providing extra English classes to pupils who require additional support in making progress. These class sizes will be smaller than the average class and are in addition to timetabled English classes. You will also be required to work in small groups and 121 with select pupils to provide further intervention.

As an outstanding and inspirational teacher, you will have a passion for English teaching and you will make a real difference to children’s lives. As part of our strong and supportive team, you will have the opportunity to share and develop good practice and learn from the innovative work going on in the department.



You will share our vision for all students to be enthused by English and you will believe that all students can experience success in this key curriculum area. Strong interpersonal skills, a commitment to your own professional development and the drive and determination to ensure that students receive high quality lessons every day are essential. You will also have the ability to teach English at KS3, 4 and 5.



We can offer you excellent CPD within an environment where we all work together to achieve our shared ambitions for our students. This opportunity is open to both NQTs and experienced teachers.



The school operates a work-place day nursery which offers generous rates, including term time only places, for children of staff.

Teaching Personnel is committed to safeguarding and welfare of children. All candidates applying to jobs through Teaching Personnel must undertake or have undertaken an Enhanced Disclosure via DBS–Full assistance provided (AGY)
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