Design & Technology Teacher – High-Achieving School in Ipswich
Job Summary
Design & Technology Teacher required for September
High-achieving mixed school based in Ipswich
Opportunity to join an established and well-equipped DT department
Our client is looking to appoint a talented Design & Technology Teacher to join a successful mixed secondary school in Ipswich. The successful candidate will be expected to teach KS3 and KS4 Design & Technology inspiring students through engaging practical and theoretical lessons.
The department benefits from excellent facilities and resources alongside a supportive and experienced Head of Department. This role would suit a teacher who is passionate about practical education and keen to contribute to a successful department.
Applications are welcomed from experienced teachers and ECTs as well as suitably qualified overseas teachers with a recognised teaching qualification.
The school is a well-established mixed secondary school in Ipswich with a strong reputation for academic standards student development and high expectations. It provides a positive and inclusive environment where students are encouraged to develop both academically and personally.
The leadership team is committed to supporting staff and creating a collaborative working culture. The school offers excellent resources and facilities making it an attractive environment for a Design & Technology specialist looking to develop their teaching practice.
Design & Technology Teacher with the ability to teach KS3 and KS4
Relevant formal teaching qualification with QTS such as a PGCE
Strong practical and theoretical subject knowledge
Good classroom management and communication skills
Legal ability to work within the UK
If you are interested in this Design & Technology Teacher position in Ipswich please send your CV at your earliest convenience.
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