Design & Technology Teacher – Birmingham – January 2026
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Job Location:
Birmingham - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
30+ days ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
A large diverse and forward-thinking 1118 school in Birmingham is seeking a talented Design & Technology Teacher to join its Creative and Technical faculty from January 2026.
Rated Good by Ofsted the school has invested heavily in STEM and practical learning with facilities that allow students to develop their design problem-solving and engineering skills in a supportive and dynamic environment.
The Role
- Teach across KS3KS4 with the potential for A-Level or vocational specialism.
- Deliver creative hands-on lessons in Product Design Resistant Materials or Engineering.
- Support the development of cross-curricular STEM initiatives.
- Contribute to extra-curricular clubs and design challenges.
Facilities
The DT department features fully equipped workshops with laser cutters 3D printers CAD/CAM technology and a suite of computers running industry-standard software. Students work on real-world design briefs and collaborate with local employers through enterprise partnerships.
About You
- QTS or equivalent in Design & Technology.
- Practical and innovative in your teaching approach.
- Strong understanding of safety workshop management and materials.
- Positive team-oriented and adaptable.
Benefits
- Competitive salary based on experience.
- Excellent CPD and access to a citywide teaching alliance.
- A diverse inclusive and collaborative environment.
- Opportunities for responsibility or progression for the right candidate.
This is an exciting opportunity for a DT Teacher who values creativity collaboration and the chance to make a tangible impact in a thriving school.
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