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Science Teacher - Oldham

Date posted : 14/06/19
£23720 - £39406 per annum + Negotiable

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Science Teacher - Oldham

Are you a Newly Qualified Teacher of Science looking for your first role? Are you an experienced Teacher of Science looking for the next step in your career?

Teaching Personnel are currently working alongside one of our partner secondary schools in Oldham who are looking to appoint a Science Teacher in Oldham from September 2019. This will be a fixed term contract for the duration of the academic year, with a strong possibility of the perfect candidate earning a permanent contract from September 2020. This is a highly exciting opportunity for those Newly Qualified Teachers looking to start their career in education at a 'Good' school, as well as experienced Teachers looking to take the next step in their career.

  • Full time Teacher of Science from September 2019
  • Fixed term contract for the duration of the 19/20 academic year
  • Opportunity for the perfect candidate to earn a permanent contract within the school
  • Ofsted graded 'Good' CofE School in Oldham
  • Pay in line with MPS and UPS (£23,720-£39,406)

Our Ofsted graded 'Good' partner school is located in the Shaw area of Oldham and currently has over 1300 students across the various age groups from 11-18. It is a "good school with a strong sense of purpose and tradition." Progress and achievement are excellent with 82% of their students achieving a grade 4 or above in English and Maths in 2018.

"We have an exciting opportunity for an experienced and creative Teacher of Science to join our dynamic department to support raising the achievement in Science. The ideal candidate will be enthusiastic and committed as well as holding a passion for learning. We are looking for someone who can bring out the potential of a range of young learners across all three disciplines of Science." Headteacher.

As a Science Teacher at our partner school, the successful candidate should hold Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) within the UK, and Newly Qualified Teachers (NQTs) are encouraged to apply. The incoming Teacher of Science will be expected to teach all three disciplines of Science to KS3 level, and will have the opportunity to teach within their specialism at KS4 level. The ability to consistently plan and deliver 'Outstanding' lessons to a wide range of students is highly desirable, including those with Special Educational Needs.

If you would like to apply for this post as a Science Teacher, please apply via the link below or send an updated CV to Chris Beckenham at Manchester North Secondary directly, alternatively call on the number provided for further information.

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