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Mathematics Teacher - Richmond (£120-£225 a day)

Date posted : 23/11/18
£120 - £225 per day

Job description

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Are you an ambitious Mathematics teacher looking for a new role in January 2019?

Do you want to work in a modern school with state of the art facilities?

We have the role for you!

There is a Secondary Grammar school based in Richmond, South West London, looking to hire an experienced and fully qualified Maths teacher, available to start in January 2019.

The ideal candidate for the role and the school will be able to work on a full time basis and are willing to commit to the school. The successful candidate will take on a role that will afford the teacher a license to creative innovative lessons and new techniques to engage students.

NQTs will be considered for this role

The role

  • Qualified teachers required (QTS or PGCE)
  • Full time role working on a long term basis
  • £120-£225 a day depending on experience and qualifications
  • Experience teaching Maths at KS3-KS5 required for FQTs
  • NQTs will not require such experience

The Richmond school based school specialises is Science and as a result they have modern facilities such as fully equipped ICT suites, smart boards, tablets and many more. This school's leadership afford teachers the opportunity to influence the curriculum to benefit their students. Incoming staff will be required to teach mainly KS3 and KS4, but they would be required to teach some lessons at KS5 level. This balance of lessons can change after a couple of months on the role if requested.

Leadership at the school want to continue and strengthen the already high standards in the Maths department, over 75% A*-C at GCSE level. Therefore, they are looking for a strong classroom practitioner who is looking to develop their leadership skills to later take on added responsibility. Within the classroom, support staff will be provided to ensure teachers can manage behaviour whilst delivering high quality lessons. This school is looking for staff who have strong subject knowledge over behaviour control.

If this role appeals to you, please apply to this add. Alternatively, call the London South Secondary branch or email your CV

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