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Teacher of Maths - Outstanding school

Date posted : 14/08/19
£21000 - £60000 per annum

Job description

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The Role:

The Outstanding School in Fleet is looking to hire a full time Maths Teacher to help pupils to raise attainment across the curriculum. You would be required to teach KS3 and KS4 at a high quality, set and mark work including homework. Another key responsibility would be able to aid the Maths faculty in identifying key pupils that could be pushed forward or helped to catch up with intervention and tuition. The school have high standards and expect you to uphold these and help to instil these same values and ideologies into the pupils in your care. The ideal teacher would be:

  • Passionate about Teaching Mathematics
  • A confident educator with the drive to improve both their own abilities and the abilities of the faculty
  • The ability to commit to what could become a permanent position depending in quality of teaching

This role is to start in September or alternatively October/January depending on candidate availability.

The School

The school has been rated Outstanding by Ofsted at its most recent inspection with the inspector continuing to The pupils are excellent students and show respect for their peers and teachers, the building and facilities are excellent and you will find the support required to grow and flourish here into an outstanding teacher of Mathematics.

Benefits of working with Teaching Personnel

  • You will be rewarded for your efforts with competitive and fair rates of pay
  • Online time sheet approval for Schools, meaning no paper time sheets!
  • SMS and E-Mail booking confirmations
  • Access to our exclusive CPD Academy, with discounted courses such as Team Teach, Child Psychology and Autism Awareness available online
  • Recommend a Friend bonus scheme with £50 for every successful application
  • A dedicated Consultant who will seek out your ideal job role

If you are interested in teaching within this school apply today, once registered we will be able to give more information about the position and school!

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