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Science Teacher

Date posted : 28/03/19
£21000 - £65000 per annum

Job description

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We are recruiting on behalf of a partner Multi-Academy Trust, who place a huge emphasis on a family ethos across their 44 primary, secondary and special schools.

Needed: Teacher(s) of Science for Chichester Secondary Academy, possibility of TLR for the right candidate. Full Time. Start Date: Easter, or September 2019, to suit.

This School says... "We are seeking an inspirational classroom practitioner with strong subject knowledge to join our successful Science Department. We wish to appoint an exceptional individual who has the necessary skills and attributes to have a real impact upon Science learning and teaching. There may be the opportunity of teaching A-Level and/or additional responsibilities for suitably qualified candidates. Applications are invited from NQTs as well as more experienced colleagues, but the candidate must be confident in delivering Biology, Chemistry and Physics.

The Trust place a very high value on professional learning and development. Knowing that by inspiring their people to be the best, they drive success for all, and improve life chances for their Students. The Trust and their Academies offer a full range of year-round training courses, workshops, coaching, mentoring and learning days to ensure your continued professional development.

Please apply if you are able to:

  •  Inspire and innovate?
  •  Nurture and develop (yourself as well as others)?
  •  Commit to, and raise further, high achievement and motivation?
  •  Optimise Science learning for all?

The School will offer:

  •  A supportive learning environment and team to work in
  •  The opportunity to make a difference
  •  The chance to actively promote your career development
  •  Happy and enthusiastic students who want to learn
  •  The benefit of being part of a multi-academy trust offering the support of experienced colleagues across their schools and greater opportunities for career progression

Please apply now with your CV for consideration, interviews will be held as applications are received.

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