English Teacher Fantastic School in Merton
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Job Location:
London Borough of Merton - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
6 hours ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Full-time Permanent January 2026 Start Salary: Paid to Scale
A thriving 1118 co-educational secondary school in Merton is seeking an enthusiastic and inspiring English Teacher to join their successful department from January 2026.
The school is known for its inclusive ethos strong academic outcomes and commitment to developing confident articulate and creative young people. Staff benefit from supportive leadership a collaborative working environment and a clear focus on professional development and well-being.
The English Department is a vibrant and high-performing team that delivers engaging lessons designed to foster a love of reading writing and critical thinking. The department has an excellent record of success at both GCSE and A Level and offers enrichment activities including debating theatre trips and creative writing clubs.
The school offers:
A positive and supportive working environment
Excellent opportunities for professional development
Modern teaching facilities and high-quality resources
A strong focus on staff well-being and worklife balance
Requirements:
A recognised teaching qualification (QTS or equivalent)
A degree in English or a closely related subject
Ability to teach English across Key Stages 35 (GCSE and A Level experience desirable)
A passion for inspiring students through language and literature
Application:
If you are interested please send your CV across as soon as possible.
Key Skills
- Experience Working With Students
- Classroom Management
- Behavior Management
- Classroom Experience
- Lesson Planning
- Adult Education
- Teaching
- Tutoring
- Curriculum Development
- Cordova
- Experience with Children
- Writing Skills
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