Science Technician Needed in Outstanding School in Kingston!
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Job Location:
Kingston upon Thames - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
06-11-2025
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Science Technician Outstanding School in Kingston
Location: Kingston London
Start Date: January
Contract Type: Full-time permanent
Salary: Competitive dependent on experience
Are you passionate about supporting young people in their scientific learning
A well-regarded secondary school in Kingston is seeking an enthusiastic and organised Science Technician to join their successful Science Department.
About the School
This is a co-educational 11 to 16 Outstanding rated school (Ofsted) in Kingston. The school has a strong reputation for academic excellence and a supportive collaborative environment. The Science Department is well-equipped innovative and committed to engaging students through practical hands-on science.
The Role
As a Science Technician you will:
- Prepare and set up materials equipment and experiments for science lessons across Biology Chemistry and Physics.
- Ensure laboratories are clean safe and well-organised.
- Maintain and store equipment and chemicals safely in line with health and safety regulations.
- Support teachers and students during practical lessons.
- Assist with stock management and ordering supplies.
The Ideal Candidate:
- Has experience working in a school science department or a relevant laboratory setting.
- Demonstrates strong organisational and communication skills.
- Has an outstanding understanding of laboratory safety and handling of scientific equipment.
Application
To be considered for Science Technician position please send your application through as soon as possible.
Key Skills
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- Access Control
- Content Development
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- AC Maintenance
- Application Programming
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