Geography Teacher (ECT Support) – Barnet | Independent Senior School
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We are working with a prestigious independent school in Barnet recruiting for a Geography ECT. The school views Geography as a flagship subject and provides a bespoke induction that mirrors the ECF while allowing for significant subject-specific scholarship.
The Role You will teach Physical and Human Geography at KS3 and KS4 with opportunities to shadow A-Level classes. The role emphasizes the use of GIS technology and local fieldwork to engage students of all abilities. Key responsibilities include:
Delivering scholarly Geography lessons using modern digital resources
Coordinating local fieldwork and planning residential trips
Integrating ArcGIS software into daily classroom practice
Following the schools bespoke induction and assessment policy
Weekly 1:1 mentoring with a Senior Leader in the Humanities faculty
The School Environment Set in extensive grounds this Barnet school provides a calm and scholarly environment with small class sizes (typically 1215). The Geography department is highly popular and works closely with regional hubs to ensure new teachers are supported by the best current practices.
What the School Is Looking For
QTS and a strong academic degree in Geography
Competence in using digital mapping and GIS tools
Organized approach to the Early Career Framework requirements
Passion for outdoor learning and environmental education
Why Join
Salary:(M1 UPS3)
Small class sizes and highly motivated students
Fully funded residential fieldwork training
Accelerated leadership track for high-performing staff
How to Apply If you are interested in this Geography ECT role in Barnet please submit your CV.
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