Design & Technology Teacher – High-Achieving School in Gloucester
Share
Job Location:
Cheltenham - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
30+ days ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
We are currently seeking an innovative and dedicated Design & Technology Teacher to join a high-achieving secondary school in Gloucester. This is a full-time permanent position starting in January 2026.
Design & Technology Teacher
High-Achieving School in Gloucester
Equivalent of MPS/UPS Salary
Full-time permanent position
DT Teacher role starting January 2026
School Information
This Gloucester school has a proven track record of academic success technical innovation and strong pastoral care. The DT Department is modern and well-equipped featuring workshops with 3D printers CAD/CAM systems and dedicated technician support. The school fosters a culture of creativity sustainability and hands-on learning preparing students for both academic and vocational pathways.
Role Information
You will teach DT across KS3KS5 specialising in Product Design Resistant Materials or Engineering. The role also includes opportunities to contribute to extracurricular activities such as design challenges robotics clubs or exhibitions.
Experience and Qualifications
Degree in DT Product Design or Engineering
PGCE and QTS
Experience teaching DT to KS3/4 (KS5 desirable)
Strong technical and creative teaching skills
Salary
Paid to scale on MPS / UPS
Application
This DT Teacher role presents a fantastic opportunity to join a successful Gloucester school that values innovation creativity and professional growth. Please forward your CV as soon as possible to apply.
Key Skills
- Experience Working With Students
- Classroom Management
- Algebra
- Behavior Management
- Classroom Experience
- Lesson Planning
- Math
- Special Education
- Calculus
- Teaching
- Geometry
- Cordova
About Company
Write a short description of your company, a boilerplate of the business, service or product that you offer. Include your business idea and the target audience. This text is primarily supposed to be descriptive, not selling.
