DT Teacher – Supportive Secondary School – Lancashire
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Job Location:
Lancashire - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
10-11-2025
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
- Design Technology Teacher required January 2026
- Good mixed school based in the Barnoldswick area
- Design Technology Teacher to join a creative and well-resourced department
Our Client is looking for a Design Technology Teacher to work within a forward-thinking mixed secondary school in the Barnoldswick area. The successful DT Teacher will teach KS3 & KS4 delivering engaging lessons that promote innovation creativity and practical problem-solving.
School Information
This 1116 comprehensive serves approximately 700 pupils and continues to achieve strong outcomes year on year with around 91% of students achieving grades 94 in English and Maths. The Design Technology department is well-equipped with workshops CAD software and 3D printing facilities providing students with opportunities to explore a range of design disciplines.
Teachers describe the school as welcoming community-focused and ambitious for its students. Leadership is committed to continuous improvement and offers excellent professional development opportunities for staff. The school places great emphasis on both academic and vocational learning ensuring that Design Technology remains a popular and valued subject across all year groups.
This is an excellent opportunity for a passionate and motivated DT Teacher to make a lasting impact within a supportive and encouraging environment. Applications from both experienced teachers and ECTs are welcome.
Salary
Paid to scale on MPS / UPS
Application
To be considered for this Design Technology Teacher position please forward a CV as soon as possible.
Key Skills
- Abinitio
- Facilities Management
- Hotel Front Office
- Data Analysis
- Brokerage
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