Design & Technology ECT – Ambitious School in Buckingham
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Job Location:
Buckinghamshire - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
20 days ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
About the School
A high-achieving 1118 school in Buckingham is seeking a talented and innovative Design & Technology ECT from January 2026.
The school has an outstanding reputation for academic and technical excellence providing an ideal environment for early-career teachers to grow within a supportive and well-resourced department.
About the Role
This full-time permanent position offers the opportunity to teach Design & Technology across KS3KS5 specialising in Product Design Resistant Materials or Engineering. You will deliver creative practical lessons that encourage innovation problem-solving and independent thinking.
ECT Support and Development
Comprehensive two-year induction with dedicated mentors
Weekly CPD tailored to early-career teaching
Access to fully equipped DT workshops with CAD/CAM 3D printers and CNC machinery
Cross-curricular collaboration with Art Science and Computing
Free lunch parking and staff wellbeing programme
Experience and Qualifications
PGCE with QTS (or pending) in DT Product Design or Engineering
Strong technical knowledge and creative skills
Commitment to student-centred learning and innovation
Enthusiasm for integrating sustainability and real-world design challenges
How to Apply
Applications are encouraged from ambitious DT ECTs ready to join a supportive Buckingham school that values craftsmanship creativity and excellence in design education.
Key Skills
- Experience Working With Students
- Organizational skills
- Classroom Management
- Behavioral Health
- Classroom Experience
- Mediation Experience
- Special Education
- Conflict Management
- Teaching
- Experience with Children
- Public Speaking
- Word Processing
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