An outstanding independent day school in Oxfordshire is seeking an experienced and creative Design & Technology Teacher to join their innovative Technology Department from January 2026. This is a full-time permanent post ideal for a teacher passionate about combining technical expertise with creative problem-solving.
The successful candidate will teach Design & Technology across KS3KS5 specialising in Product Design Engineering or Graphic Design depending on their background. Lessons encourage students to develop design thinking technical precision and sustainability awareness.
They will guide students through the process of designing modelling and manufacturing prototypes using a range of materials and CAD/CAM technologies. The postholder will also contribute to departmental enrichment including robotics design competitions and STEM projects.
This high-achieving independent school is known for its progressive curriculum strong results and commitment to innovation. The DT Department occupies a modern workshop with laser cutters CNC routers 3D printers and digital design studios supported by skilled technicians.
Teachers enjoy significant professional freedom smaller class sizes and the opportunity to explore creative interdisciplinary projects linking DT Computing and Art. The school actively supports professional development and encourages teachers to lead initiatives that enhance student experience.
QTS/PGCE and degree in Design & Technology or Engineering.
Strong practical and digital design skills.
Commitment to sustainable design education.
Experience teaching GCSE and A-Level DT (preferred).
Applications are invited from innovative and dedicated DT Teachers who are eager to inspire students to think critically and creatively. Please submit a CV and cover letter highlighting your approach to teaching design and innovation.
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