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Literacy Teacher

Date posted : 26/10/16

Job description

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Literacy Intervention Teacher required for 'Outstanding' Primary School in Brent

  • Part-time position, 3days a week
  • £120+per day, depending on experience
  • Access to training courses such as; Autism Awareness, Team Teach

Are you a fully qualified teacher searching for an exciting opportunity to work in a Primary School that strives for excellence and are polite and show tolerance of others? Are you energetic, ambitious and charismatic?

About the School

This is a three-form entry school located in Kensal Rise and is approximately a 7minute walk from Kensal Rise over-ground station and approximately a 10 minute walk from Kensal Green underground station. The school are currently looking for an exceptional part-time Literacy Intervention teacher who is available to start from September 2016. This school is dedicated to ensuring that all pupils are well equipped to go on to university, or a career of their choosing.

About the role

*Working across Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2

*Taking small groups between 4-8 children and assisting them with literacy lessons.

*Working on a 1:1 basis with lower ability children to improve their English

*Working on a 1:1 basis or 1:2 basis with children who have EAL

The ideal candidate:

*Will hold a QTS

*Has at least 6 months experience as an Intervention teacher

*Committed to raising pupil attainment

*Flexible and has sound knowledge of the national curriculum

*A valid DBS that is registered on the update service or willing to complete an application

If you are interested in this role then please send your CV to georgia.platt@teachingpersonnel.com or alternatively you complete an application online and one of our consultants will be in touch within 48 hours.

Please ensure that you live in Brent or you are happy to commute when applying for this role.
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