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RE Teacher

Date posted : 19/06/19
£2200 - £3000 per month

Job description

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A secondary school in the Stockport area is looking to take on a RE teacher for a maternity cover. The maternity cover is due to start at the end of September for the remainder of the academic year 2019-2020. The successfully appointed RE teacher will be expected to teach up to GCSE level for the duration of the academic year. There is the opportunity to progress onto a school based contract following a term on a supply basis where the successful RE teacher will have the chance to rest the school out over an extended period of time.

The school follows the AQA syllabus with a short course at KS3 level and the option of a long course for GCSE students. World religions studied include Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Christianity and Sikhism. Students that attend this secondary school in Stockport are engaged with their learning and as a result have a thirst for knowledge. The school are therefore looking for a RE teacher that can teach innovative and engaging lessons across the curriculum.

Key aspects of this RE teaching position:

  • Full time, maternity cover from end of September for the duration of the academic year
  • Follow the AQA syllabus at KS3 and KS4
  • Pay will be dependent upon the appointed teacher's payscale; £2200 - £3000 per month
  • Teach at this highly supportive secondary school
  • Situated in the Stockport LEA close to the M60 ring road

The school is known for being supportive of all teachers with the leadership team being praised for their forward thinking style and supportive nature. The Head of Humanities oversees the department and is particularly supportive of all teachers in the faculty.

Applications are being accepted from teachers of any experience level with the opportunity to be supported through any induction required for a NQT. If you are a NQT due to finish your teaching placements imminently then please still apply advising on your teaching experience for consideration.

This secondary school is situated in the Stockport education authority close to the M60 ring road. Any RE teachers that drive will find this school very easily accessible with the school also having plentiful parking on site in a secure car park. The school is also situated close to a major road in Stockport which is serviced regularly by local buses for those travelling via public transport.

Any RE teachers due to be available at the end of September for the remainder of the academic year should apply now with their latest teaching CV highlighting any key aspects of their experience.

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