Business Teacher – Head of Department – Oxford – January Start
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Job Location:
Bournemouth - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
30+ days ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Our client is seeking a visionary and experienced leader to join a dynamic and high-performing Business department in Oxford. This full-time Head of Department role starts this January and is ideal for a candidate eager to shape curriculum development mentor colleagues and make a lasting impact in a vibrant school community.
The successful applicant will be expected to teach Business across KS4KS5 lead curriculum planning manage departmental performance and drive continued improvement in outcomes for students. Applications are encouraged from experienced educators with a proven track record of departmental leadership and a passion for Business education.
School Information
The school is a Good mixed school with excellent transport links and a reputation for strong academic outcomes. It is popular and oversubscribed with motivated students who engage positively with their studies. The Business department is well-established and achieves excellent results offering engaging career-focused learning that prepares students for further study and future employment. Staff describe the school as a collaborative supportive place to work with clear expectations strong CPD programmes and a focus on staff wellbeing.
Experience and Qualifications
- Degree in Business or a closely related subject
- Proven leadership experience at department level
- QTS or PGCE qualification
Salary
This post is paid to scale (MPS/UPS) with an additional TLR for Head of Department responsibilities.
Application
To be considered for this Head of Business role in Oxford starting January please forward an updated CV.
Key Skills
- Marketing & Promotions
- Attorney At Law
- Jni
- Airlines
- Art
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