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French Teacher

Date posted : 04/06/19
£21000 - £65000 per annum

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The School based on the in Chichester are looking to recruit an enthusiastic and successful French teacher to work in their high achieving Modern Foreign Languages Department. The school is a desirable one, so much so that it is currently over subscribed. If you have a passion for teaching and learning and are an ambitious languages practitioner we would like to hear from you. The ideal Candidate will be committed to getting the best out of pupils, and able to work collaboratively with colleagues. The ability to offer a second specialism in Languages, or indeed across the School would be desirable but not essential.

At this school, students study the new style AQA GCSE syllabus. Unlike other schools, the school offers a broad and rich languages curriculum offering French, Spanish and German and a range of extra curricular activities and excursions to ensure excellent educational provision for their students. The department consists of 4 full time teachers and a part time teacher, as well as supportive line management from SLT. Each teacher has their own classroom and teach both the KS3 and KS4 curriculum's. In Year 7 Students follow a mixture of Expo 1 and a SoW that, that has been written especially for the year group. Year 8 pupils follow Expo 2 and in Year 9 half the pupils follow the AQA FCSE course, with the other half following Expo 3. Year 8 pupils are also able to opt for a beginner's course in German or Spanish in Year 9.

The schools vision is to provide a world class, all inclusive education for all of their students. The ideal candidate will:

  • Offer a fully inclusive learning environment for every student
  • Work collaboratively with colleagues; sharing resources and best practice, as well as contributing towards inset days
  • Be able to contribute positively to the department, and consistently strive for excellence
  • Be passionate and able to enthuse Students in MFL learning, and its importance in the modern world
  • Be able to demonstrate good classroom management stills and teach lessons that are captivating and inspiring
  • Have UK QTS or equivalent overseas qualification, and a degree in a related subject
  • Have experience delivering the languages curriculum at KS3 and KS4

The school has capacity to support an enthusiastic NQT or someone who is more experienced and ambitious to progress in their career. The school is expanding and therefore opportunities for TLR may arise in the near future. The school are looking to recruit the most suitable candidate, who will fit in with their department with a good sense of humour and work ethic, therefore this advert will remain live until this candidate is found.

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