Business Teacher Sixth Form Doncaster
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Posted on:
08-10-2025
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Job Description:
Are you a motivated Business Studies Teacher who enjoys preparing students for the world of work and enterprise
A high-achieving sixth form college in Doncaster is seeking a full-time Business Studies Teacher to join their post-16 teaching team from January 2026.
Location: Doncaster
Start Date: January 2026
Salary: Paid on the MPS or UPS scale dependent on experience
About the School:
This sixth form college has a strong academic focus and excellent student progression rates. Business is one of the most popular A-Level and vocational subjects with engaged learners and consistent outcomes.
Why This Role is Ideal for You:
Teach A-Level and/or BTEC Business Studies to motivated students
Work within a well-organised department that values student voice and real-world learning
Benefit from smaller class sizes and a supportive academic environment
Your Role:
Deliver high-quality lessons focused on enterprise marketing finance and business operations
Prepare students for assessments and progression into higher education or apprenticeships
Contribute to the planning and delivery of enrichment activities
Engage in departmental development and continuous improvement
The Ideal Candidate Will:
Hold QTS with experience teaching Business Studies at KS5
Have strong subject knowledge and an interest in current business practice
Be organised approachable and enthusiastic about student success
Have the legal right to work in the UK
How to Apply:
If you are ready to help students take their first steps into the world of business send your CV to apply for this Business Studies role in Doncaster.
Key Skills
- Marketing Communication
- Crystal Report
- Infrastructure Development
- Financial Analysis
- Db2
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