Design & Technology ECT – Ipswich
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Job Summary
A welcoming secondary school in Ipswich is seeking a Design & Technology ECT for an immediate start. This is a fantastic opportunity for a newly-qualified teacher to begin their career in a school that places strong emphasis on training collaboration and professional growth.
About the Role
You will teach DT to KS3KS4 delivering structured yet creative lessons that encourage pupils to think independently and develop practical problem-solving skills. The DT department is well equipped with workshop spaces machinery and digital design tools. You will work closely with an experienced DT team who will guide you through planning assessment and classroom management.
As an Early Career Teacher you will receive:
A reduced timetable during induction
Weekly mentoring meetings
Department-based coaching
Observations in other DT classrooms
Access to in-house and external CPD programmes
School Environment
The school is recognised locally for its strong pastoral care positive behaviour and clear routines. Students are respectful and responsive enabling lessons to remain focused and productive. Staff describe the school as supportive well organised and professionally respectful.
Leadership places genuine value on:
Staff wellbeing
Manageable workload
Open communication
Career progression
What the School is Looking For
A committed DT graduate with QTS or pending qualification
A teacher who is enthusiastic about practical learning
Someone organised patient and adaptable
A reflective practitioner who is open to feedback and development
Salary
Paid on MPS1MPS2.
Application
Please submit your application with your CV to Natalie Hunter as soon as possible.
Key Skills
- Catering
- Apache Commons
- Agricultural
- Entry Level Finance
- Application Support
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