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Science Teacher

Date posted : 06/04/20
£24,373 - 37,000 per year

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A secondary school situated in the central Manchester area is looking to recruit a Science teacher ahead of the academic year in September. The school has an upcoming open vacancy which they are keen to recruit for in advance of the summer holidays. The school’s in-house cover supervisor and permanent teacher were fulfilling this teaching position to some degree for the past term but the school are keen to take on a science teacher for the new academic year (upon schools reopening). The school are therefore looking for a vibrant and motivated teacher of science to join their growing science department following the summer holiday. This is a full time science teaching position, teaching up to GCSE in all sciences.

The school is situated in the central Manchester area and is part of an academy trust of local schools. The head teacher, executive head teacher and entire senior leadership team are highly supportive and are keen to support any new teachers that join the school team. They can offer support with NQT induction years as well as additional training and a mentor for any newly qualified teachers.

  • Pay dependent upon experience and pay scale; earning potential up to UPS 1 (GBP24,373 - GBP37,000)
  • Full time science teaching position starting in September 2020
  • Open vacancy within this highly supportive science department
  • Reputable and ever-growing academy trust – opportunity to progress onto a permanent school based contract

The Head of Science said of this science position:

“We are specifically looking for a vibrant and enthusiastic science teacher to join our flourishing team of scientists. An energetic teacher would be ideal; one who can exercise effective behaviour management at our inner city school. We are a strong team of science teachers, all working together with regards resources and schemes of work. You will benefit from our internal training and the various CPD courses that we offer as a school as well as via our partner in Teaching Personnel.”

The successful science teacher can be of any experience, whether a NQT or more experience science teacher – as long as they can exercise effective behaviour management and convey very good subject knowledge. Engagement of all students is imperative, teaching innovative and engaging lessons.

The local tram line travels close to this secondary school, for any science teachers wishing to travel via public transport. The school is also close by the main road in the area, with regular buses providing access to the school. The school is housed in a relatively new building with the latest state of the art facilities and equipment in their science wing of the school.

If you are scientist looking for a teaching position for the new academic year (upon schools reopening) then apply now with your latest teaching CV outlining experience/teaching placements.

All applicants will require the appropriate qualifications and training for this role. Please see teachingpersonnel.com/faqs for details.

All pay rates quoted will be inclusive of 12.07% statutory holiday pay. This advert is for a temporary position. In some cases, the option to make this role permanent may become available at a later

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