Maths Teacher (ECT) – Staffordshire – January 2026
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Job Location:
Staffordshire - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
30+ days ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
An ambitious 1118 school in Staffordshire is looking for an enthusiastic and reflective Teacher of Mathematics (ECT) to join its well-regarded Maths department from January 2026.
This Good Ofsted-rated school offers an outstanding induction programme for early career teachers and has a proven record of developing ECTs into confident skilled practitioners.
The Role
Youll teach Maths across KS3KS4 with opportunities to support KS5 as you gain experience. The department provides clear well-structured resources and strong mentoring from experienced colleagues. Lessons focus on building confidence fluency and problem-solving skills in a supportive classroom environment.
The School
The school is calm well-organised and highly regarded locally. Behaviour is excellent staff are respected and leaders are approachable and focused on teacher wellbeing. ECTs benefit from a reduced timetable dedicated mentoring and regular professional development sessions.
Youll Bring
- QTS or equivalent qualification in Mathematics.
- A passion for numeracy reasoning and student success.
- Willingness to collaborate and learn from experienced mentors.
- A reflective and motivated approach to teaching.
Why Join
- Exceptional ECT induction and mentoring.
- Structured CPD focused on pedagogy and progression.
- Supportive colleagues and a positive staff culture.
- A realistic workload and approachable leadership team.
If youre a Maths ECT ready to launch your career in a school that combines structure support and success this Staffordshire post is perfect.
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