Business Studies ECT Supportive Secondary School
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Job Summary
- Business Studies ECT required to work on a full-time position from January 2026
- Good mixed school based in Oldham
- Business Studies ECT to join a thriving and well-supported department
Our Client is looking for a Business Studies ECT to work within a dynamic mixed secondary school in Oldham. The successful Business Studies ECT will be expected to teach KS3 & KS4 and will receive dedicated guidance through an excellent induction and mentoring programme.
School Information
This 1118 mixed comprehensive has around 1250 students and a strong record of academic achievement with 93% of pupils achieving grades 94 in English and Maths. Business Studies is a popular and expanding subject supported by excellent facilities including ICT suites enterprise spaces and strong links with local companies for project-based learning.
The school has a strong reputation for supporting early career teachers. ECTs receive a reduced timetable structured CPD sessions and one-to-one mentoring from experienced practitioners. Staff describe the school as innovative inclusive and welcoming a place that encourages creativity collaboration and professional development.
- Excellent facilities and business-focused curriculum
- Supportive leadership team and strong induction programme
- Inclusive and professional teaching environment
Experience and Qualifications
Business Studies ECT with the ability to teach KS3 & KS4
A formal teaching qualification with QTS (i.e. PGCE)
Legal right to work within the UK
Salary
Paid to scale on MPS
Application
To be considered for this Business Studies ECT position please forward a CV as soon as possible.
Key Skills
- Abinitio
- Facilities Management
- Hotel Front Office
- Data Analysis
- Brokerage
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