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Maths Teacher

Date posted : 07/01/21
£25,714 - 36,961 per year

Job description

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For the summer term our client school have aa opening for a Teacher of Maths. The school is looking for a well skilled practitioner who is extremely motivated to drive excellence of teaching and learning through approaches to pedagogy that promotes an all inclusive education for all. If you have drive and commitment to raise the bar for every student, have a strong interest in closing the education gap been high and low achieving students and are a teacher who is keen to positivity contribute towards the wider school community then you are encouraged to apply for the role. The ability or willingness to teach anotgher subject would be advantageous.

The belief of the school is that a strong, varied and challenging curriculum not only opens up the minds of our young people to becoming life-long learners, but creates a culture of excellence. As a Teacher of Maths at this school, you should be able to fulfil this commitment to their students by being proactive with extra curricular clubs, tuition and create exciting opportunities for the most gifted and talented students. The school are looking for someone who can bring new ideas to the department, is expert in Maths and can promote a love for the subject. The Mathematics department is a well resourced one and works closely with the Business Studies department promoting strong cross curricular links to install understanding of the link between business and maths with the view to aim aspiration beyond the school gate in the working world.

The school are looking for someone who posses the following qualities:

  • In depth knowledge of their subject who uses innovative approaches to their pedagogy to ensure all learners benefit from excellent Teaching
  • Endless enthusiasm and patience
  • A reflective practitioner who strives for excellence from all of their students and is passionate about improving the educational outcomes for individual students
  • Flexible and adaptable to be able to differentiate effectively to provide an inclusive education for all
  • Driven to improve the quality of teaching across the entire department and can effectively contribute to the continual professional development of their colleagues on inset days as well as being pro active about their own CPD
  • Is a teacher who is inspiring to students and staff alike and can positively generate a love for the subject demonstrating the value of the subject and skills developed in the real world

In return, the school operates a generous holiday scheme, will be committed to your well-being and offer a well thought out continual professional development programme; if the school sees you have leadership potential, they will invest in you and will you help you grow with them.

If you are a fully qualified teacher of Maths still looking for a role to start in the autumn term then please submit your application ASAP. Interviews will be arranged on application and the school will cover internally until the most suitable candidate is appointed.

All applicants will require the appropriate qualifications and training for this role. Please see teachingpersonnel.com/faqs for details.

All pay rates quoted will be inclusive of 12.07% statutory holiday pay. This advert is for a temporary position. In some cases, the option to make this role permanent may become available at a later date.

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