Design Technology ECT – Bishops Stortford
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Job Location:
Hertfordshire - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
18 hours ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
We are seeking a motivated creative and practical Design Technology ECT to join an Outstanding school in Bishops Stortford. As a Design Technology Teacher you will deliver engaging hands-on learning across KS3 KS4 and KS5 supporting students to develop strong technical skills creativity and problem-solving abilities. This is an excellent opportunity for a Newly Qualified DT Teacher to begin their career within a highly supportive and well-resourced environment.
The DT department benefits from modern workshops CAD/CAM facilities and full technician support. Students are highly engaged in practical learning and the subject enjoys strong whole-school backing.
Design Technology ECT
Outstanding graded school in Bishops Stortford
MPS1 Salary (ECT Scale)
Full-Time Design Technology ECT position
Design Technology role starting in January
School Information
The School is a high-performing 1118 co-educational setting with excellent behaviour standards strong academic outcomes and a positive community ethos. Early Career Teachers benefit from reduced timetables weekly mentoring high-quality CPD and regular developmental feedback throughout the induction period.
Experience and Qualifications
Degree in Design Technology or a related subject
PGCE with QTS
Training to teach DT to KS3 KS4 and ideally KS5
Strong practical skills and commitment to safe workshop practice
Enthusiasm for creative project-based learning
Salary
The salary for this Design Technology ECT position will be paid to scale in line with MPS1.
Design Technology ECT Application
Send your CV over to Natalie Hunter.
Key Skills
- Catering
- Apache Commons
- Agricultural
- Entry Level Finance
- Application Support
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