Maths Teacher – Independent School – Coventry – January 2026 Start
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Job Summary
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an exceptional Maths Teacher to join a prestigious Independent School in Coventry. This is a full-time position commencing January 2026 offering the opportunity to teach Mathematics across Key Stages 35 including A-Level.
Maths Teacher
Independent School Coventry
Full-time position
January 2026 Start
ECTs considered
School Information
This highly regarded Independent School educates around 950 pupils aged 1118 and is recognised for its academic excellence inclusive environment and strong community values. The Mathematics department has an excellent reputation with students regularly achieving outstanding GCSE and A-Level results and a large number progressing to study STEM disciplines at top universities.
The school offers small class sizes a dynamic learning environment and a broad co-curricular programme that includes Maths Challenges STEM clubs and enrichment projects. Teachers benefit from supportive leadership access to extensive teaching resources and ongoing professional development as part of the schools commitment to staff growth and wellbeing.
Experience and Qualifications
Degree in Mathematics or a closely related subject
QTS or PGCE
Ability to teach Mathematics up to A-Level
Strong classroom presence and enthusiasm for innovative teaching
Dedication to academic excellence and holistic student development
Salary
Paid to scale (MPS/UPS or Independent equivalent).
Application
To be considered for this Maths Teacher role please forward your updated CV at your earliest convenience.
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