Chemistry Teacher Outstanding School Chelmsford (September Start)
Chelmsford - UK
Job Summary
Are you a hard-working motivated and driven teacher who wants good support and career progression
Chemistry Teacher Role
Teaching up to GCSE and A-Level Chemistry (KS3/4/5)
Chelmsford
MPS1 UPS3 Salary
Full Time Chemistry Teacher
You would be working in a highly successful Science department teaching Chemistry across KS3 KS4 and KS5. The department benefits from modern laboratories specialist equipment and dedicated technician support allowing students to develop exceptional practical and theoretical scientific knowledge.
Students study a broad and challenging curriculum including organic inorganic and physical chemistry. The department has an excellent track record of examination success and many students progress into Medicine Pharmacy Chemical Engineering and other STEM-related fields.
Teachers work collaboratively to develop innovative resources deliver intervention programmes and provide enrichment opportunities such as STEM competitions science fairs and educational visits.
The School provides a supportive environment where every member of staff is helped to be the very best they can be. You will benefit from outstanding CPD provision a successful ECT programme and excellent opportunities for career progression.
The School is an Outstanding School with a reputation for academic excellence and exceptional student outcomes.
Students are ambitious respectful and highly motivated learners. Staff benefit from excellent facilities supportive leadership and a collaborative professional culture.
Chemistry Degree
QTS
Chemistry Teacher teaching up to KS3/4/5
The salary for this Chemistry Teacher position will be paid to scale on a contract to scale MPS/UPS.
Please send your application for this Chemistry Teacher position through as soon as possible.
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