Design & Technology Teacher – Boys School – Salford (September Start)
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Design & Technology Teacher Boys School Salford (September Start)
Are you a hard-working motivated and driven teacher who wants good support and career progression
Design & Technology Teacher Role
Teaching up to GCSE Design & Technology (KS3/4)
Salford Greater Manchester
MPS1 UPS3 Salary
Full time Permanent
You would be working in a modern and well-equipped Design & Technology department with access to specialist workshops and resources. The department offers a range of disciplines including product design resistant materials and engineering with a strong focus on practical learning and creativity.
The School provides a supportive environment where staff are encouraged to innovate and develop engaging hands-on lessons. You will benefit from excellent CPD opportunities strong departmental support and the chance to contribute to curriculum development and extracurricular projects.
Design & Technology Teacher - School Information
This is a forward-thinking Boys School with a strong reputation for behaviour and academic progress. Students are motivated and respond well to structured and engaging lessons. The school places a strong emphasis on practical learning and preparing students with real-world skills. Leadership is supportive and committed to continuous improvement and staff development.
Design & Technology Teacher - Experience and Qualifications
Design & Technology or related Degree
QTS
Design & Technology Teacher teaching up to KS3/4
Salary
The salary for this Design & Technology Teacher position will be paid to scale on a contract to scale MPS/UPS.
Application
Please send your application for this Design & Technology Teacher position through as soon as possible.
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