English Teacher – Outstanding School – Devon
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Job Summary
We are looking for an English Teacher to work within a highly successful and well-resourced school based in Devon.
English Teacher required to work on a full-time basis
Outstanding School in Devon
*Excellent English Teacher to join a highly successful and supportive English department
ASAP start
We are seeking an enthusiastic and inspiring English Teacher to teach English across KS3/4 with the potential for KS5 depending on experience. The successful candidate will be joining a well-established department with an approachable and supportive Head of Department.
This is an excellent opportunity to teach within one of the leading schools in the region where students are engaged behaviour is exceptional and academic standards are high.
Experience and Qualifications
English Teacher able to teach KS3/4 (KS5 desirable)
Enthusiastic and inspiring classroom practitioner
Excellent subject knowledge
Formal teaching qualification with QTS (i.e. PGCE)
Legal right to work within the UK
School Information
This Outstanding school in Devon has a strong academic record and a reputation for high standards. The school benefits from excellent facilities and a culture of continuous improvement.
Very high levels of pupil behaviour
Exceptional facilities and resources
Supportive leadership and departmental team
Salary
Paid to scale on MPS / UPS.
Application
To be considered for this English Teacher opportunity in Devon starting ASAP please forward an up-to-date CV as soon as possible.
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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