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Science Technician - Twickenham (£65-£85 a day)

Date posted : 22/02/19
£65 - £85 per day

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Science Technician - Twickenham Secondary School - APPLY NOW!!

This school is a busy, thriving and ambitious school. Pupils' examination results have been recognised by OFSTED and the Department for Education as 'outstanding.' Our school's reputation attracts the very best teachers and we invite applications from classroom practitioners, middle and senior leaders to join our existing 'outstanding' team.

Job description:

  • Supporting the preparation of apparatus, materials and solutions, and setting up equipment
  • Reporting to the Senior Technician
  • Cleaning and routine care of apparatus and equipment to ensure a high standard of safety and hygiene
  • Participation in the organisation and storage of equipment, apparatus and materials, including chemicals.
  • Stock checking and replenishment of laboratories as advised by Teaching and Technical staff
  • Preparing, setting up and removal of equipment for practical examinations and in the provision of a technical service during practical examinations
  • General upkeep of the laboratories and in general laboratories tidiness
  • Interaction with staff and pupils to help deliver the Science curriculum.

The school seeks individuals who:

  • Are self-motivated, dynamic and collaborative in their approach to work.
  • Know their subject discipline well.
  • Are constantly seeking to improve their practices to bring about better learning for their students.
  • Enjoy engaging and guiding their students in pursuing their passion for learning.
  • Enjoy working with young people.

In return, they offer an exceptional school community in a pleasant area of South London where staff are supported to achieve their very best and progress professionally. The school have a programme of bespoke induction and professional development for staff to enhance their progression and career opportunities. Their Continuing Professional Development Programme offers colleagues the chance to develop their experience in all aspects of school life - academic, pastoral or whole school.

We at Teaching Personnel believe in top quality service and care for all of our candidates. We as a company pride ourselves for the level of support that we provide to each and every applicant. We love seeing our people grow professionally and personally during their time working through us.

This secondary school is very excited to find the right fit for their progressive environment - If you have any further question or queries surrounding this Science Technician role in Twickenham, please call Conor on 02075933077 or email

All successful candidates will be invited in to our office in London Bridge for an interview.

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