A prestigious Independent School in Suffolk is seeking an enthusiastic and highly skilled Design & Technology Teacher to join their well-established DT department for an immediate start. This is an exciting role for a teacher who enjoys innovation hands-on learning and guiding students through the full creative process from conceptualisation to manufacture.
You will teach DT across KS3KS5 delivering a curriculum that emphasises:
Creativity and problem-solving
Resistant materials engineering principles and design modelling
CAD/CAM 3D printing CNC machinery and prototyping
Technical drawing product development and iterative design
GCSE and A-Level coursework guidance
The DT department is exceptionally well-resourced offering:
A modern workshop with full safety compliance
Dedicated CAD labs with industry-standard software
3D printers laser cutters and CNC tools
Material preparation areas and technician support
Exhibition spaces for celebrating student projects
Students are ambitious engaged and thrive on practical challenge. DT enjoys high exam results and strong uptake in Sixth Form including several who progress to engineering architecture and product design pathways.
This independent school is known for excellence stability and a deeply supportive working environment. Staff enjoy:
Small class sizes
Freedom to design inspiring personalised lessons
High levels of respect from pupils and families
Strong pastoral systems and balanced workloads
A leadership culture based on trust openness and professional appreciation
The school places equal value on academic achievement and holistic development ensuring students grow into confident resilient and thoughtful young adults.
QTS (or Independent sector experience)
Strong practical expertise and confidence in workshop safety
A creative mindset with passion for innovation
Excellent communication and organisational skills
Commitment to building an exciting DT curriculum
Independent School salary scale with potential enhancements for experience.
Please submit your application with your CV to Natalie Hunter as soon as possible.
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