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Science Teacher - Altrincham

Date posted : 06/11/17
£100 - £150 per day

Job description

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A secondary school in Altrincham is seeking to appoint a Science teacher to start ASAP. The thriving Science department has this vacancy for a Scientist as a result of their current teacher due to go on maternity leave at the end of November. They school are looking for the successful Science teacher to start as soon as possible and have a period of transition with the member of staff due to leave. The successful teacher of Science should be able to teach all sciences up to KS4, being responsible for planning, delivery and marking.

Key highlights of this position:

  • Pay range between £100 - £150 dependent on experience and pay scale
  • Teaching KS3 and KS4 Science across the curriculum
  • Maternity cover starting as soon as possible in November

The school are looking for a highly successful Science teacher who has excellent subject knowledge. The position will demand teaching of Chemistry, Physics and Biology with the possibility to be heavily weighted towards any Science, depending on the candidate's strengths and timetable. The school have been praised and noted as having a committed team of professionals who are highly supportive of NQTs and more experienced teachers.

This outstanding school is located in Altrincham which is easily accessible via the M56 and M60 motorway networks. It is therefore easily commutable from Trafford, Stockport, and Central Manchester or further afield in the Greater Manchester area.

"We are looking to recruit a hard working Science teacher for our flourishing Science department to join us for a Maternity cover as soon as possible. We welcome applications from teachers of all experience levels offering outstanding training opportunities which will assist you in continually developing throughout your time with us. We are an outstanding school with high expectations that requires a Science teacher who can provide outstanding teaching to all of our students." - Deputy Headteacher

  • Work in an Outstanding secondary school with excellent facilities
  • Opportunity to tailor the timetable to your strengths and requirements

If you are a Science teacher available now or prior to the end of this month, then please do not hesitate in sending your latest CV and apply below.

Teaching Personnel is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. All candidates must undertake or have undertaken a valid enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check. Full assistance provided.

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