Science Technician Position – Independent School in Slough
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16 days ago
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1 Vacancy
Job Summary
A prestigious independent school in Slough is seeking a dedicated Science Technician to join their outstanding Science Faculty from January 2026.
- Science Technician required from January 2026
- Independent co-educational school with exceptional academic results
- Perfect for a detail-oriented and organised technician who thrives in a collaborative environment
You will support Biology Chemistry and Physics practical lessons by preparing maintaining and safely storing laboratory equipment and resources. You will assist in demonstrations ensure compliance with COSHH regulations and contribute to the smooth running of the Science department.
Experience and Qualifications
- Previous experience as a Science Technician in a school or laboratory setting desirable
- Strong understanding of health and safety COSHH and safe handling of chemicals
- Excellent communication and organisational skills
- Science-related qualification (BTEC/NVQ/A-Level) preferred
School Information
The school offers superb facilities including modern laboratories and a supportive environment for staff. The Science department is forward-thinking with strong collaboration between teachers and technicians.
- Competitive salary and generous holiday allowance
- Excellent CPD and career development opportunities
- Supportive and welcoming team environment
Salary
Competitive independent school salary (based on experience)
Application
To apply for this Science Technician role in Slough please send your most recent CV. Early applications are warmly encouraged.
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