Spanish Teacher High-Achieving Mixed School St Albans (September Start)
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Job Location:
Saint Albans - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
4 days ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Spanish Teacher - High-Achieving Mixed School - St Albans (September Start)
Are you a hard-working motivated and driven teacher who wants good support and career progression
Spanish Teacher Role
Teaching up to GCSE and A-Level Spanish (KS3/4/5)
St Albans
MPS1 UPS3 Salary
Full time or part time
Spanish Teacher
You would be working in a well-established Languages department teaching Spanish to GCSE with the possibility of A-Level. The department has a strong track record of results with students achieving highly at both GCSE and A-Level. There is a strong focus on developing speaking listening and cultural understanding through engaging and varied lessons.
The School provides a supportive and forward-thinking environment where staff are encouraged to collaborate and develop innovative teaching approaches. You will benefit from excellent CPD strong leadership support and opportunities for career progression.
Spanish Teacher - School Information
The School has a reputation locally and nationally as a High Performing Mixed School. Students are motivated respectful and engaged in their learning. Outcomes across Languages are consistently strong with many students continuing to study languages at A-Level.
The school promotes high expectations and a culture of academic success ensuring students are well-prepared for further education.
Spanish Teacher - Experience and Qualifications
Spanish Degree
QTS
Spanish Teacher teaching up to KS3/4/5
Salary
The salary for this Spanish Teacher position will be paid to scale on a contract to scale MPS/UPS.
Application
Please send your application for this Spanish Teacher position through as soon as possible
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