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ICT and Computing teacher - Ealing

Date posted : 11/05/18
£28000 - £41000 per annum

Job description

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About the School

A high achieving school in Ealing is looking for ICT and Computing teachers so maintain their standards. They ensure these standards are maintained by promoting an atmosphere of encouragement and the development of good habits in their students such as hard work, organisation and responsibility. This school combines its history and tradition with its modern facilities built in the last 5 years that not only benefit the students, but the teachers too.

The school enable their students to plan for their futures after school, whether it university or work, with several different programs and a Sixth Form centre. They offer apprenticeships in areas such as car mechanics to ensure the children have all the tools they need to thrive in their desired industry. Along with work experience and an EPQ program, this school truly cares about their students futures ensuring they exit or continue their education with the experience, knowledge and attitude needed to achieve success where ever they may go.

Ofsted gave this school a rating of "outstanding" and stated along with an outstanding Sixth Form the school give all students an equal opportunity.

Ofsted quote:

"All students are very well prepared for their future lives, whatever their chosen paths,"

"Teachers have excellent subject knowledge and are adept at preparing students for examinations and building up their confidence."

This fantastic school is looking for strong candidates who not only care about their students and can control a class proficiently, but are also excited by the subject they teach.

About the role

ICT and Computing Teachers

Ages 11-16 (KS3-5)

5 days a week

Temporary role with the possibility to take a permanent role

Creating exciting and engaging lessons in line with the National Curriculum

The school expect the incoming science teacher to help students where necessary and go the extra mile.

There will be an expectation to create lesson plans and mark the student's work.

Location

The school is a 5 minute walk from Drayton Green station.

Requirements

A UK recognised teaching qualification (BA QTS, BSc QTS, CERT ED, PGCE)

Experience teaching IT and Computing at secondary school (from KS3-KS4)

A hard-working attitude

To Apply

If you would like to be considered for this opportunity please send a copy of your CV to Conor Taylor at the North London Secondary Branch- who will then be in touch.

If you would like more information please give us a call.

Summary

  • ICT teacher with UK recognised qualification
  • Experience at KS3-5 level
  • An "outstanding" school who genuinely care about their students futures
  • 5 days a week
  • Temporary role with option to go permanent
  • 5 minute walk from local stations

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