Design & Technology ECT – Progressive Secondary School in Cheltenham
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Cheltenham - UK
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Job Summary
Are you a forward-thinking Design & Technology specialist looking to launch your career in a modern STEM environment in Gloucestershire
Progressive modern 11 to 18 secondary school in Cheltenham
D&T ECT (Specialist in Product Design Resistant Materials or Engineering)
Full-time permanent contract September start
Our client is seeking an articulate practical Design & Technology ECT to join their high-performing design engineering faculty from September. This full-time post will see you delivering dynamic hands-on lessons across Key Stage 3 Key Stage 4 (GCSE DT / Product Design) and supporting post-16 vocational pathways.
The department boasts cutting-edge workshop machinery including 3D printers laser cutters CNC routers and dedicated CAD/CAM software suites (SolidWorks 2D Design). You will guide pupils through structural principles material properties iterative design processes and portfolio construction (NEA).
Located in Cheltenham this progressive school is known for its strong community ties excellent student behavior and structured support for early career teachers. ECTs receive a tailored mentoring package fully funded safety certifications (DATA workshop health & safety accreditation) and generous non-contact timetable allowances.
Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or PGCE / SCITT completion expected by July
Degree in Design & Technology Product Design Industrial Design or Mechanical Engineering
Solid understanding of workshop health and safety protocols and modern CAD/CAM software
Enthusiasm for practical problem-solving and inspiring future designers and engineers
To be considered for this Design & Technology ECT position in Cheltenham starting in September please forward your CV as soon as possible.
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