Science Teacher

Supply Desk
St Albans
11 months ago
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Role: Science TeacherStart Date: ASAP Or April 2025Pay: (£31,350) – (£45,037) Location – St Albans (Hertfordshire)Part or Full timeTemp - PermOverview:Are you an enthusiastic Science Teacher ready to spark curiosity and inspire the next generation? Supply Desk is excited to offer a fantastic opportunity at a dynamic secondary school in St Albans! Starting in January, this long-term role offers potential for a permanent position. Bring science to life with interactive lessons and hands-on experiments that captivate students. Join a supportive, innovative team where you’ll motivate, challenge, and inspire students, setting them on a path to success. Ready to make an impact? Apply now!About the school:Supply Desk is excited to partner with an outstanding secondary school known for its vibrant learning environment and excellent science facilities. This is the perfect space for hands-on experiments that spark students’ passion for science. Join a dedicated, innovative team where you’ll inspire critical thinking, creativity, and curiosity, shaping the future scientists, engineers, and leaders of tomorrow. The school’s progressive approach values resilience, collaboration, and academic excellence. Ready to make a lasting impact on the next generation? Join us and inspire the innovators of tomorrow!About the role:Design engaging and tailored lesson plans that cater to diverse learning styles and inspire                 students to reach their full potential.   Use creative and effective strategies to manage classroom dynamics, ensuring a positive and focused learning environment.Develop meaningful relationships with students by adopting a proactive, compassionate, and supportive approach.Foster an inclusive, dynamic classroom where curiosity flourishes and students feel confident and supported in their learning journey.Enhance your professional growth in a progressive school that prioritizes development, collaboration, and excellence.Make a lasting impact by guiding the next generation of innovators, problem-solvers, and critical thinkers to success!The ideal candidate must:Have the right to work within the UKPrevious experience working in a classroom setting is essentialDBS registered on the update system or willing to obtain oneComfortable and flexible in diverse learning environments.Strong understanding of the Science curriculumDemonstrated ability to manage a classroom effectively.QTS, PGCE, or an overseas teaching qualification equivalent to UKMarking and lesson planning are vital to this roleBenefits:-          Personal Development through Supply Desk-          Contributory pensions scheme-          Refer a friend schemeAdditional Information:Competitive salary based on qualifications and experienceFull-time position with opportunities for professional development and growth.Supportive working environment within a well-established educational institution.Training and support can be provided.Please call Natasha direct on for more informationPlease click the link to view our websiteA high volume of candidates is expected to apply so please do not delay, only shortlisted candidates will be contactedWe have a refer a friend rewards bundle, yourself and your referred candidate can earn up to £150 collectively! All you need to do is refer a friend, Teaching Assistant or Teacher to Supply Desk. Please get in touch for further details.Supply Desk is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All successful applicants will be required to complete an enhanced DBS (formerly CRB) check which must be maintained throughout the period of employment and meet Safer Recruitment standards

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