Teacher of Religious Education (Manchester Independent School)
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Job Location:
Manchester - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
22 hours ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
We are working with a prestigious Independent School in Manchester seeking a dedicated Religious Studies Teacher for an ASAP start. This full-time permanent role is perfect for a specialist who values philosophical inquiry and the development of the whole person within a scholarly atmosphere.
The Role The successful candidate will lead by example providing the inspiration required to help students master complex theological and ethical concepts from Key Stage 3 through to Key Stage 5. We are seeking an individual who thrives in a well-ordered workplace where staff are treated as valued peers. You will join a fantastic department known for its academic rigour and pioneering spirit. This role is ideal for a practitioner who treats their students as equals and is looking for a flourishing and mutually respectful place of learning. You will work within a technology-rich environment where professional excellence is viewed as the cornerstone of collective success.
About the School Situated in a highly accessible location in Manchester this school is defined by a wonderful sense of tradition and Pride in Achievement. It provides a tranquil and well-ordered workplace where staff are proud of their work and students reach their highest potential. The leadership team is deeply supportive offering a culture of humanity.
Start Date: ASAP Contract: Permanent
Salary: Competitive Independent Scale
Requirement: Must have Right to Work in the UK and previous school experience.
How to Apply Interested practitioners should click apply now to submit their application. Should your application progress to the next stage I will reach out to you directly via phone.
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