Graduate Future Teachers Programme

Job description

Graduate Future Teachers Programme

Are you a graduate looking to become a teacher in the near future

Are you interested in a funded scholarship to enter the teaching profession?

Do you have a passion and enthusiasm for working with children?

Are you committed to receiving coaching and an investment in your career?

Teaching Personnel are currently looking to appoint graduates to undertake the 'Future Teachers Programme'. This is a fantastic opportunity to join our partner secondary school, which is a highly regarded and oversubscribed academy. The training programme focuses on developing innovative practice and supporting learners across a range of ages.

The secondary school are looking for confident and passionate individuals who can lead pupils with enthusiasm and care. Throughout the course you will join a highly committed team of staff who will support you through your PGDE and into employment as a teacher.

This is a salaried position which includes professional coaching and high quality support throughout the duration of the course. Over the past 3 years the Scholars have enjoyed 100% success rate into profession, 90% of whom graduated with outstanding.

• Graduate Future Teachers Programme, located in Warrington
• Competitive pay, paid on a weekly basis
• The duration of the course will run for a full academic year
• Working within a secondary school supporting students aged 11-16

The High achieving secondary school is located in the heart of Warrington. With a recent 'Good' Ofsted rating, this is the perfect school for graduates who are looking to kick start their teaching career. With a wide range of extra curriculum activities available for you to support in, gives you the opportunity to gain further experience working with secondary school student.

If you feel you are the right candidate for the Graduate Future Teachers Programme and want to pursue a career in teaching in secondary schools, please email your CV to William via the link below or contact the Manchester Secondary Branch.