English Teacher & Literacy Lead | Inclusive Comprehensive School
Job Summary
Location: Ely Cambridgeshire
Contract: Permanent Part-Time
Start Date: September 2027
Salary: Competitive Salary Pro Rata TLR Opportunity
Are you an enthusiastic English teacher with a passion for improving literacy and helping students discover the power of language
An inclusive comprehensive school in Ely is seeking a part-time English Teacher with the potential to contribute to whole-school literacy. The successful candidate will deliver engaging lessons and help students develop confidence in reading writing and communication.
The Role
English Teaching: Deliver English Language and Literature across KS3 and KS4.
Literacy Development: Support reading vocabulary and written communication.
GCSE Preparation: Prepare students for examinations and controlled assessments.
Intervention: Provide targeted support for students requiring additional help.
Whole-School Contribution: Assist with literacy initiatives and reading programmes.
The Candidate
Degree: A degree in English or a related discipline.
Subject Knowledge: Strong understanding of English Language and Literature.
Literacy Passion: Genuine enthusiasm for reading and communication.
Teaching Skills: Ability to differentiate and motivate diverse learners.
Collaboration: Willingness to work across departments on literacy development.
The Environment
Inclusive Ethos: A school committed to achievement for every student.
Literacy Priority: Strong investment in reading and communication.
Supportive Department: Experienced colleagues and collaborative planning.
Development Opportunities: Potential for responsibility in literacy leadership.
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This role offers an excellent opportunity for an English teacher seeking a permanent part-time position in Cambridgeshire. Submit your CV to express your interest.
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