Are you a passionate and dedicated DT Teacher seeking to begin your teaching career in an outstanding school We are looking for an enthusiastic Early Career Teacher (ECT) of Design & Technology to join a thriving department in a high-achieving school in Birmingham starting in April 2026. This is a full-time permanent position.
About the School
This outstanding school has a strong reputation for academic excellence and a supportive learning environment where every student is encouraged to reach their full potential. The school has a consistently strong record of achievement with excellent GCSE and A-Level results. Student behaviour is exemplary and staff wellbeing is highly prioritised.
The school believes that its staff are its most important asset and is committed to providing extensive professional development. As a DT ECT you will receive dedicated mentoring structured development sessions and access to excellent DT resources and workshops.
About the DT Department
The department is vibrant innovative and forward-thinking with modern facilities high-quality equipment and collaborative planning systems. As a DT ECT you will contribute to design projects practical workshops and creative curriculum delivery.
About the Role
As a DT Teacher (ECT) your responsibilities will include:
Teaching Design & Technology across KS3KS4
Planning and delivering engaging practical lessons
Assessing student progress and providing constructive feedback
Engaging in ECT induction training and mentoring
Collaborating with colleagues across the department
Contributing to curriculum development and enrichment activities
Experience and Qualifications
DT Product Design or Engineering-related degree
PGCE with QTS (or currently completing PGCE)
Strong subject knowledge and passion for DT
Salary
Paid to scale (MPS1 for ECTs).
Application
Please send your application as soon as possible.
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