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Geography Teacher

Date posted : 17/02/17

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Humanities Teacher required for busy Secondary School, Great Yarmouth

  • Full time role with full responsibilities
  • Teaching all areas of Humanities to Key Stages 3 and 4
  • Depending on experience and qualifications, you could earn up to £180 a day!

Teaching Personnel are seeking a Teacher of Humanities to work in a Secondary School in Great Yarmouth, 30 minutes East of Norwich and 20 minutes North of Lowestoft. The role is full time, with full responsibilities. Suitable for a Geography, History or Religious Education Teacher who will be confident in covering a full Humanities Role.

The School is keen to push limits and encourage learning to reach the maximum potential of each and every child. They encourage children to face new challenges and develop confidence in new experiences. They strive to provide a learning environment that is innovative and individual to students needs, that encourages rationalised thinking and pioneering practices to development learning.

The ideal Teacher will

-Be able to deliver all subjects of Humanities up to and including GCSE level

-Have the ability to develop a good rapport with students and colleagues

-Strive to maintain classroom behaviour through strong management skills

-Endeavour to raise pupil attainment through a stimulating learning environment

This is a fantastic opportunity with great rates of pay, you could earn up to £180 day! Depending on experience and qualifications.

If you are interested or know someone who might be please get in touch with Kirsty, your Secondary Specialist. Recommend a Teacher and once they have worked with us for 2 days or more, you will receive £50 as a thank you!

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