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History Teacher

Date posted : 09/08/16

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History teacher required in Sutton! September start!

  • History teacher required in Sutton! September start!
  • Fantastic pay rate
  • Fantastic career progression and perm role available

Teaching Personnel are currently recruiting on behalf of a Secondary School in Sutton, who are seeking a history teacher to join their staff in September 2016.

An "Outstanding" school in Plymouth is seeking a well-qualified, enthusiastic and talented History teacher. The commitment to CPD and career progression at the school is second-to-none, making it an ideal environment in which to establish or develop your successful career as a teacher.

THE SCHOOL:

The school's most recent Ofsted report noted:

"There is a culture of success at the school"

"Strong teaching means that pupils make excellent progress"

"The behaviour of the students is outstanding"

"Teachers just starting out in the profession quickly become highly effective and all teachers improve on their performance constantly."

The History department is exceptionally friendly and welcoming. It contains a broad range of staff, from young, vibrant individuals to highly experienced practitioners. The department offers an exciting range of field trips that bring the study of History to life for students at KS3, KS4 and KS5.

The school makes a range of post-holder opportunities available to those that show potential, and have a flexible approach when it comes to structuring departments. Everything they do is for the benefit of the students.

YOU AS A CANDIDATE:

By September 2016, you must have QTS for England to apply for this role.

The school wish for you to have a relevant degree, although they are happy to consider those that have experience in teaching History, should you hold another degree.

The school has a large number of EAL learners, making it imperative to have an exceptionally high standard of English.

The school are happy to consider both experienced staff and NQTs.

To apply and for further information, please send your CV to thomas.hayes@teachingpersonnel.com today!!
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