English Teacher Highly-Regarded School in York
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Job Summary
Our Client is looking for an English Teacher to work within a highly successful mixed secondary school based in York. This is a full-time position starting from January 2026.
- English Teacher required to work on a full-time basis
- Outstanding school in York
- Excellent English Teacher to join a well-resourced and high-performing department
Our Client is looking for an English Teacher to teach across KS3 & KS4 within a department known for its innovative teaching exceptional results and emphasis on creative learning.
Experience and Qualifications
- English Teacher
- Be enthusiastic inspiring and committed to excellence
- Have excellent subject knowledge
- A formal teaching qualification with QTS (i.e. PGCE)
- Legal ability to work within the UK
School Information
This is an 1118 mixed school in York with 1300 pupils on roll and a national reputation for outstanding 2024 96% of students achieved grades 94 in English and Maths with English achieving an impressive 94% pass rate.
The school is heavily invested in professional development offering mentoring coaching and career progression opportunities. Students are ambitious respectful and thrive in a culture of high expectations.
- 96% GCSE 94 pass rate overall
- Excellent CPD and mentoring programmes
- Modern facilities and a vibrant English faculty
Salary
Paid to scale on MPS / UPS
Application
To be considered for this opportunity working as an English Teacher please forward an updated CV as soon as possible.
Key Skills
- Experience Working With Students
- Classroom Management
- Behavior Management
- Classroom Experience
- Lesson Planning
- Adult Education
- Teaching
- Tutoring
- Curriculum Development
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- Experience with Children
- Writing Skills
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