Science ECT – Ambitious and Supportive School in Dorset
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Job Location:
Bournemouth - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
07-11-2025
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
We are currently seeking a motivated and enthusiastic Science ECT to join an ambitious and high-performing secondary school in Dorset. This is a full-time permanent position beginning in January 2026 and offers an excellent opportunity for an Early Career Teacher to develop their skills in a nurturing and forward-thinking environment.
Science ECT
Ambitious Secondary School in Dorset
Full-time permanent position
Excellent ECT induction and mentoring
Science ECT role starting January 2026
School Information
This Dorset school is known for its academic excellence inclusive ethos and commitment to teacher development. The Science Department is modern and well-equipped with recently refurbished laboratories access to digital learning tools and a team of dedicated technicians. The school prides itself on supporting ECTs through structured mentoring and extensive CPD tailored to early career teachers.
Role Information
You will teach Science across KS3 and KS4 delivering creative practical lessons that engage and challenge students of all abilities. The department encourages innovation and cross-curricular collaboration offering an exciting environment to begin your teaching career.
Experience and Qualifications
Degree in Science or related discipline
PGCE and QTS
Ability to teach Science to KS3/4
A passion for inspiring curiosity and scientific thinking
Salary
Paid to scale on MPS
Application
This Science ECT position presents an exciting opportunity to begin your career in a supportive and ambitious Dorset school community. Please send your CV as soon as possible to apply.
Key Skills
- Client Server
- Abinitio
- Marketing and Merchandising
- LMS
- Bakery
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