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Part time English Teacher

Date posted : 20/12/18
£120 - £140 per day

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"We are looking for an English teacher to start with us following the February half term. We return to school after the week off, on Monday 18th February with the successfully appointed teacher of English being required on a part time basis for 3 days per week most likely Monday, Thursday and Friday each week. We require an experienced English teacher to join us and hit the ground running from the offset, taking on planning and marking responsibility and effectively becoming a part of the team here. This is an open position as a result of a move around within our department and we are now looking for a new addition"

  • Head of English

Our client secondary school situated in the Trafford area is looking to recruit a part time English teacher to start with them on Monday 18th February. The successful English teacher will be teaching up to GCSE level and given the start date, will be teaching some of the year 11s that are due to take their GCSEs so any relevant experience of this will be desirable.

Key highlights of this English teaching position:

  • Part time 3 days per week: Monday, Thursday and Friday each week
  • Monday 18th February start until the end of the academic year
  • Pay ranging between £120 - £140 per day
  • Teach KS3 and KS4, GCSE level English following the AQA syllabus
  • Additional opportunity to run intervention and revision sessions, dependent upon the teacher's experience
  • Secondary school situated in the Trafford area

This school is a highly reputable school in the Trafford area, making it the school of choice for many parents and teachers alike. The school has a reputation for providing a first class education and students that attend are engaged in school life studying at a school that is at the heart of the local community.

The school boasts fantastic facilities and has a secure on site car park. The atmosphere and environment around school is calm and positive; an environment which is conducive to learning and so the successful English teacher will be expected to teach to a high standard as expected.

  • Located in theTrafford area making the school very easily accessible
    • Close to the M60 ring road and M56 motorway network

If you are an English teacher looking for a part time opportunity teaching at a vibrant and reputable secondary school then this is the position for you. Apply now with your latest and most up to date CV for consideration. The school are looking to meet prospective English teachers in the month of January in anticipation of start following the February half term.

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