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English Teacher - South Sheffield - Start ASAP

Date posted : 18/04/19
£155 - £775 per week

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English Teacher - Sheffield

On going, long term supply post from Easter

Supportive and high achieving secondary school in Sheffield

Open to experienced and newly qualified English teachers

Are you an English teacher with a commitment to high standards and upholding a schools ethos? If you are looking for a temporary supply position in the new academic year, this is an excellent opportunity to work in a high achieving secondary school on a supply basis.

Teaching Personnel are working in partnership with a school close to central Sheffield; a position is available to work within one of the schools as an English teacher on a supply basis. This is full time and will consist of teaching KS3 and GCSE English to differing ability levels. The English faculty offers first rate support, English teachers of all experience levels are welcome to apply (NQT included).

- English teacher, full time starting April2019

- Earn up to £155 per day (supply position MPS1-6)

- Large and supportive secondary school in Sheffield

- Easy access via M1 and also public transport

- Open to newly qualified and experienced English teachers

Situated close to central Sheffield and serving a multi cultural and vibrant catchment area, this is a large secondary school with an attached sixth form and over 1400 students. English teachers interested; working within the English faculty, you will be expected to deliver a high standard of teaching, taking responsibility (with support) for the planning of your own lessons and also marking in line with department policy. The school has a reputation and Ofsted inspection to confirm behaviour is outstanding, newly qualified English teachers would be suited to this post.

To register your interest for this post call David on (0114) 24133421 or send your up to date CV

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