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Maths teacher (Kettering)

Date posted : 02/07/19
£120 - £175 per day

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Are you a qualified Maths teacher looking for your next role from September 2019?

Teaching Personnel are currently working with one of our 'Good' partner schools local to Kettering who is seeking an inspirational and motivational Maths teacher to join the department for the new academic year. This is a fantastic opportunity to continue your career at a supportive and inclusive secondary school.

  • Full time Teacher of Maths from September 2019
  • Initial one year placement, with a strong chance of earning a permanent contract
  • 'Good' secondary school in Northamptonshire
  • Pay in line with MPS and UPS (£23,720-£39,406)

Our partner secondary school are graded 'Good' by Ofsted and have an excellent reputation within the local community due to years of consistently strong GCSE results. More students are achieving passes in Maths as well as English and year-on-year achievement in science is well above the national average. The redesigned curriculum meets the needs of all students as well as the requirements of Progress 8. The school underwent a 26 million pound refurbishment providing them with a new building which provides a modern learning environment.

"The faculty is made up of dedicated and motivated teachers, all of whom are passionate about maths and about helping our students to progress with well planned, engaging lessons. Mathematics is an essential subject both for the future workplace and college applications, and at our school, students are given the best preparation to succeed in their chosen career path." Head of faculty.

As a Maths teacher at our partner secondary school prospective applicants should have:

  • QTS, NQT Status or other relevant qualifications
  • Experience teaching Maths to both KS3 and KS4
  • An ability to inspire children from a range of backgrounds and of different abilities

Please apply now using the link below attaching your latest teaching CV or call our Northants and Counties Secondary Branch for more information on 01604 521222.

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