GeographyHistory Teacher Kent Brand New Academy
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Job Location:
Queenborough - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
30+ days ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
School Status & Location
- Sector: Brand New Mixed Secondary Academy (Innovation and Excellence Campus).
- Location: Kent Area (Coastal Town specific location confidential).
- Start Date: Full-time role commencing ASAP (Immediate start required); Fixed-Term Temporary contract.
The Opportunity & School Profile
This brand-new secondary academy provides a high-quality internationally-influenced academic curriculum. The Principal maintains an unapologetic commitment to students fostering a strong culture of academic achievement and respect. The school integrates both traditional and digital approaches to learning and seeks a Humanities teacher who can utilize these methods effectively.
Core Responsibilities & Teaching Scope
- Curriculum Cartographer: Instructing Geography and History across Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 (GCSE).
- Global Explorer: Driving high attainment by delivering an internationally-influenced curriculum that deepens students understanding of place context and global perspectives.
- Inquiry Igniter: Encouraging students to ask questions explore ideas and challenge perspectives fostering curiosity and critical thinking in both subjects.
Compensation & Benefits
- Essential Requirements: Relevant Degree in History Geography or a related Humanities subject and QTS. Experience teaching both subjects to KS4 is vital.
- Salary: Excellent salary paid on the national Teachers Pay Scale (M/UPS) for the duration of the temporary contract.
- Support: Opportunity to shape the curriculum and culture of a brand-new academy supported by a committed Principal and dedicated staff team.
Key Skills
- Events
- IT Audit
- Land Survey
- Accountancy
- Contract
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