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Geography Teacher

Date posted : 18/01/19
£23720 - £35008 per annum + Negotiable

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Geography Teacher - Oldham

Are you an experienced Geography teacher looking for your next role? Do you want to work in an Ofsted graded 'Good' school in Oldham?

Due to an internal promotion at our client school in Oldham, Teaching Personnel are currently seeking an enthusiastic Teacher of Geography to start from Easter 2019 or sooner if possible. This is a great opportunity to take your next step in your teaching career.

  • Full time Geography Teacher post from Easter 2019 with an earlier start if possible
  • Role initially until the end of the academic year in the first instance
  • Pay in line with MPS (£23,720-£35,008)
  • Oftsed graded 'Good' school - Last inspection 2018

Our client school is situated in the small leafy village of Uppermill in Oldham. It is easily accessible from the surrounding areas of Rochdale, Oldham and Tameside and is a short drive from the M60 motorway. This oversubscribed 11-16 mixed comprehensive secondary school has over 1300 students from the surrounding villages including Delph, Diggle and Denshaw. In their most recent Ofsted inspection last year in 2018, their management and leadership was reported to be very strong.

"We are in the challenging and thrilling business of enabling young people to find and develop their talents through hard work. The key to this is building effective relationships for learning. This means that children must have a voice, be valued and sit at the centre of all that we do. We are developing the curriculum, our teaching and assessment so that it is fit for purpose and nurtures motivation, self-esteem, self-discipline and confidence." Headteacher.

The Humanities department at our client school are looking to recruit a full time Geography teacher, capable of teaching both KS3 and KS4 Geography. Excellent knowledge and passion for the subject are highly desirable traits of prospective candidates. The new Head of Department is keen on the sharing of resources and collaborative planning to ensure teaching is to the highest standard, as well as reducing the workload of the department.

If you would like to apply for this post as a Geography teacher, please apply via the link below or send an updated CV to Chris Beckenham at Manchester North Secondary directly, alternatively call on the number provided for further information.

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