Science Technician – Camden, London
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19 hours ago
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1 Vacancy
Job Summary
A fantastic opportunity has arisen for a proactive skilled and enthusiastic Science Technician to join a well-regarded secondary school in Camden London. This is a full-time position beginning January 2026 ideal for someone who wants to support high-quality science education in a fast-paced and well-resourced environment.
Job Overview
You will support KS3KS4 science by preparing equipment maintaining chemicals and resources supporting experiments and ensuring laboratories meet all safety standards. The school is seeking a technician who enjoys hands-on work problem-solving and contributing to a practical enquiry-led curriculum.
There will also be opportunities to support STEM clubs open evenings and curriculum development.
The School
This Camden school is known for academic ambition excellent facilities and a strong sense of teamwork across departments. Science Technicians work closely with teachers to deliver engaging practical-focused lessons.
The Science Department benefits from:
Newly refurbished laboratories
Dedicated prep rooms and storage areas
Strong communication across the teaching and technician team
A curriculum designed around experiments real-world relevance and structured enquiry
Leadership is committed to CPD wellbeing and career progression.
Experience & Qualifications
Experience as a technician or lab assistant
Strong understanding of health and safety procedures
Excellent organisation and practical ability
Ability to work collaboratively within a busy department
Application
Please forward your CV as soon as possible to apply for this Science Technician role in London.
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