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Edustaff
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London, Greater London
English Teacher
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Job Type: Full-time |
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Overview
English Teacher If you are a passionate English Teacher who would thrive in a focused, well-managed team, then this welcoming secondary school in Havering has your ideal opportunity English Teacher post available September 2020 English Teacher post-NQTS also suitable Large secondary located in Havering MPS / UPS Permanent, Full-Time role for an English Teacher English Teacher Person Specification This role is for a positive and eager English Teacher who can teach in an optimistic and positive manner that will keep students engaged. The school wants to recruit an English teacher who will have bags of imagination and creativity and possess a broad understanding of the curriculum. The right applicant will have an easy delivery style that inspires pupils and fellow teachers. English Teacher Role In this exciting English Teacher position, you will be joining the school as part of the Dedicated English department, teaching KS3 and KS4 classes with the opportunity to take on a KS5 timetable. The English Teacher will be working in a well-equipped department with the benefit of using some of the top learning resources and having the enthusiastic Teaching Assistant on hand for support. As an English teacher at this school, you will have ample guidance and training to develop your teaching and leadership skills allowing you to become the best practitioner you can be. The School Found in Havering, this is a well-run secondary that boasts top-class facilities, including a brand-new sports hall. The school was considered 'Good' by Ofsted in its last inspection and is in high demand with parents which means the school is often oversubscribed. Make the proactive choice to work at a supportive secondary school that offers a real chance to expand your career options whilst you enjoy teaching. Become an English Teacher at this great school in Havering this September; click 'Apply now' and send your CV to Molly Hynes at EduStaff.