Spanish Teacher – Stafford (Independent School) – January 2026
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Job Location:
Staffordshire - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
9 hours ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
A leading independent co-educational school in Staffordshire is seeking a talented and committed Teacher of Spanish to join its Modern Foreign Languages department from January 2026.
The Role
Youll teach Spanish from KS3KS5 encouraging confidence fluency and cultural awareness. The department is central to the schools curriculum with pupils achieving excellent results at both GCSE and A-Level.
Cultural immersion is strongly valued recent trips have included exchanges with partner schools in Madrid and Barcelona and language days celebrating Hispanic culture.
The School
Set in beautiful grounds the school combines academic excellence with outstanding pastoral care. Class sizes are small students are motivated and behaviour is exemplary. Facilities include modern language labs digital learning resources and an extensive library.
Youll Bring
QTS or equivalent qualification in MFL (Spanish)
A passion for modern languages and intercultural learning
Strong interpersonal and organisational skills
Commitment to high standards and enrichment activities
Whats Offered
Excellent independent school salary and benefits
Supportive leadership and professional development opportunities
Small classes and excellent resources
Free lunches parking and access to school amenities
This is a wonderful opportunity for a Spanish Teacher to join a welcoming high-achieving independent school community.
Key Skills
- Experience Working With Students
- Classroom Management
- Communication skills
- Algebra
- Behavior Management
- Classroom Experience
- Lesson Planning
- Preschool Experience
- Teaching
- Training & Development
- Experience with Children
- Writing Skills
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