Physics Teacher

Physics Teaching Position

• Full time Physics teaching post for 2 terms from January
• You will be paid to your teachers scale point
• Teaching in a catholic school in Tameside

Catholic school in Tameside require a Science teacher for a post commencing in January. This will initially be a 2 term position to the end of the 16/17 academic year. The school are looking for a Science teacher who specialises in Physics.

The role will consist of KS3 and GCSE Physics so if you are a newly qualified teacher or experienced Physician you will need to have experience teaching to this level. Situated in the SK14 post code of Tameside the school have a new senior leadership team and contingency plan in place after its latest Ofsted report.

“We believe that our school can make a radical difference to the life chances of our pupils and that we can help nurture confident, active and socially responsible adults.”

Academically this Catholic school are currently performing just below the national average but above average for schools in the borough. This is an excellent opportunity for a Physics teacher coming to the end of a post or if you have recently handed in your notice and looking for a new challenge.

Key highlights of this Physics teaching post;

• Full time Physics teaching positon to the end of the academic year

• You will be paid in line with your teachers scale point

• Working within a supportive Science department that regular out performs other departments within the school

The school are looking to see candidates after half term in November so you will need to be available to attend these. Teaching Personnel welcome applications from Physics teachers who have a clear passion for raising a attainment and will be fully committed to this post. Excellent classroom management will be an essential feature for this post.

Suitable teaching references and as fully enhanced DBS are an essential requirement for this position. To apply please follow the link and send a full latest CV to robert.jordan@teachingpersonnel.com or for an informal discussion contact the Manchester Secondary branch on 0161 242 1794.