Science Technician | Sixth Form College
Job Summary
Role: Science Technician
Location: Greenwich London
Contract: Part-Time Temporary
Start Date: ASAP
Salary: Competitive hourly rate
A sixth form college in Greenwich is looking for a Science Technician to support its post-16 Science provision immediately. The successful candidate will help prepare practical activities for Biology Chemistry and Physics students.
Support post-16 practicals: Prepare equipment and materials for A-Level practical activities.
Assist specialist teachers: Provide technical support before and during laboratory sessions.
Prepare examination practicals: Help ensure required practical equipment is available.
Maintain equipment: Check clean and store apparatus appropriately.
Manage stock: Monitor chemicals consumables and laboratory resources.
Support laboratory safety: Follow relevant procedures for preparation storage and disposal.
Laboratory experience: Previous Science Technician or laboratory experience is desirable.
Strong science knowledge: Comfortable supporting practical work across the sciences.
Careful and methodical: Able to follow detailed practical instructions.
Well organised: Can prepare materials ahead of scheduled lessons.
Safety aware: Understands laboratory risk management.
Independent worker: Can complete preparation tasks with limited supervision.
Sixth form setting: Students study advanced Science courses and undertake regular practical work.
Specialist facilities: Dedicated laboratories and preparation areas.
Experienced staff: Work alongside specialist post-16 Science teachers.
Academic environment: Strong focus on examination and university preparation.
Flexible working: Suitable for an experienced technician seeking part-time hours.
If you are a Science Technician with laboratory experience and are available ASAP please submit your CV.
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