MFL Teacher (French & Spanish) – Grammar School
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Posted on:
30+ days ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Our client in Bedfordshire is seeking a dedicated French & Spanish Teacher to join a top-rated Grammar School in January 2026. This is an exciting opportunity for a linguist who thrives in a vibrant intellectually curious environment.
About the School:
This highly successful Grammar School has a strong reputation for excellence in Modern Foreign Languages. With extensive language facilities cultural exchange programmes and exceptional student engagement the MFL department is one of the schools academic strengths.
Key Highlights:
Outstanding Pupils: Work with motivated linguists who consistently achieve top grades.
Enriched Curriculum: Incorporate culture literature and real-world contexts into language learning.
Professional Growth: Access CPD and language-specific workshops to enhance your pedagogy.
Your Responsibilities:
Teach French and Spanish across KS3KS5 tailoring lessons to different proficiency levels.
Promote intercultural understanding and global awareness through engaging teaching methods.
Encourage participation in trips competitions and language immersion experiences.
The Grammar School Offers:
A competitive salary and excellent working conditions.
A collaborative and forward-thinking MFL department.
Clear pathways for progression including leadership opportunities.
How to Apply:
If you are a dynamic MFL Teacher who inspires students to achieve linguistic excellence we would love to hear from you. Please send your CV.
Key Skills
- Experience Working With Students
- Classroom Management
- Behavior Management
- Classroom Experience
- Preschool Experience
- Library Services
- Personal Injury Law
- Teaching
- Tutoring
- Experience with Children
- Mentoring
- Writing Skills
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