Business Teacher – Independent School – January Start
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Job Summary
An ambitious and dedicated Business Teacher is required to teach GCSE and A-Level for one of the leading Independent Schools in Oxford starting January 2026.
Business Teacher
Independent School
Oxford
January start
Full time
Experienced and ECT Business Teachers considered
School Information
This prestigious independent day and boarding school educates approximately 1000 pupils aged 11 to 18 and consistently ranks among the top-performing schools in the region. The Business Department is a centre of excellence within the school achieving outstanding exam results with over 70% of students attaining AB grades at A-Level. Many graduates go on to study Business Management Economics or Finance at top UK universities.
The school combines traditional values with forward-thinking teaching practices and boasts modern facilities including dedicated business suites and interactive learning tools. It has a strong reputation for developing entrepreneurial skills hosting annual business competitions and guest lectures from industry professionals.
Requirements
Applications are welcome from teachers at any stage of their career including ECTs. Both UK-trained and overseas-qualified Business Teachers will be considered. All applicants should hold QTS or an equivalent secondary school teaching qualification.
Salary
The salary for this Business Teacher position will be paid to scale on a direct contract (MPS/UPS). A TLR may be available for the right candidate.
Application Business Teacher
Please send your application through for this Business Teacher position as soon as possible.
Key Skills
- Client Server
- Maintenance Planning
- Aircraft Operations
- Bilingual
- Arbitration
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