English Teacher – Warwick (Independent Co-educational School) – January 2026
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Job Location:
Warwickshire - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
2 days ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
A long-established independent co-educational school in Warwick is seeking a passionate and academically minded Teacher of English to join its successful department from January 2026.
The Role
You will teach English across KS3KS5 delivering a curriculum that prioritises close reading analytical writing and confident verbal expression. English is central to the schools academic identity with strong examination outcomes and high levels of progression to leading universities.
Teaching takes place in small groups allowing for seminar-style discussion and tailored feedback. Staff are encouraged to pursue intellectual rigour while nurturing pupils confidence and independent thinking.
The School
Set in attractive surroundings the school blends traditional values with a modern educational outlook. Behaviour is exemplary expectations are high and relationships between staff and pupils are built on mutual respect.
Department Culture
The English department is experienced collaborative and reflective with regular discussion around pedagogy and curriculum design. Enrichment is a key feature including debating theatre visits and creative writing opportunities.
Benefits
Excellent salary and pension provision
Small classes and motivated learners
Free lunch and parking
Strong CPD and leadership pathways
An excellent opportunity for an English teacher seeking depth autonomy and academic excellence.
Key Skills
- Experience Working With Students
- Classroom Management
- Behavior Management
- Classroom Experience
- Lesson Planning
- Adult Education
- Teaching
- Tutoring
- Curriculum Development
- Cordova
- Experience with Children
- Writing Skills
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