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Maths Teacher

Date posted : 27/09/16

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Maths teacher needed - Tameside

  • Full time Maths post from November
  • Paid to your teachers scale point
  • Opportunity to work within a supportive Maths department

Maths teacher required for Tameside Secondary School from November. This will be a full time position with the school looking for a

Maths teacher initially on long term supply to the end of Academic year with the potential to earn a school based contract at the end of the academic year.

The school are looking for an inspirational teacher of Mathematics with a clear passion for Maths and ability to engage students of all ability levels. You will need to have prior experience of teaching up to GCSE level and will at times be asked to assist with departmental responsibilities as required.

“A thriving and ambitious centre of learning where each young person is challenged to achieve excellence.”

With a new Head teacher, senior leadership team and behaviour management policy the school has a clear vision of what it wants to achieve and will provide support as required to assist the successful Maths teacher. Situated in the SK14 post code of Tameside the school has bus and tram routes minutes away and can be easily accessed from Tameside and other boroughs.

With a high percentage of pupils eligible for free school meals this diverse mixed comprehensive school will provide an excellent platform for an experience teacher of Maths.

Key features of this Maths teaching position;

• Full time post initially on a long term supply basis to July

• Pay in line with your teachers scale point

• Working within a supportive Maths department, with new senior leadership

As a Maths teachers to be eligible for this post you will need to have or apply for a fully enhanced DBS and have suitable school based references. You will need to be available for interviews as planned by the school.

To apply please follow the link below sending a full up to date CV to robert.jordan@teaching personnel.com or for more information call Rob at the Manchester Secondary branch on 0161 242 1794.
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