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General Science Teacher

Date posted : 23/09/16

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Urgent requirement for Science teachers in Bournemouth schools

  • Full-time positions available
  • Competitive agency pay starting from £120 per day for long-term work
  • Vacancies at Grammar schools and comprehensives

We are urgently looking for teachers of physics, chemistry, biology and general science to join our growing bank of staff in the Bournemouth and Poole area of Dorset. We are experiencing exceptional demand for specialist science teachers who are able to teach GCSE or A-Level in any of the 3 sciences. We currently have long-term and full-time roles available, with schools awaiting additional candidates to be put forward by Teaching Personnel. However, we don't have the staff available and the location is suffering from a real shortage of quality candidates.



If a long-term position isn't what you are looking for, we can also offer short term assignments and day-to-day supply.Our busiest period will be in October and November this year, where we will be able to regularly offer you work in a range of schools. I work with the vast majority of secondary schools and academies throughout Bournemouth & Poole and can offer varied bookings.

Depending on your experience and the type of work being undertaken, the pay you would receive would be negotiable, starting from £120 per day. We also have regular CPD offerings and will offer advice and support if needed whilst you work in school.

If you are interested in working with Teaching Personnel, please contact the office and ask for James Marsh, or send your CV to me on James.Marsh@teachingpersonnel.com. I guarantee a transparent and honest approach to finding and offering you work and would be willing to answer any questions you may have about our agency process.
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