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KPI Recruiting Ltd., on behalf of a Liverpool secondary school, is seeking a Graduate English Class Tutor to support KS3 and KS4 English lessons. You will work alongside experienced teachers to deliver engaging, well-structured lessons and help students develop reading and writing skills.
This role is ideal for a high‑achieving English graduate considering teacher training, offering day‑to‑day classroom experience, GCSE preparation support, and a long‑term pathway into education.
Graduate English Class Tutor
Secondary School | Liverpool
November 2026 - End of Academic Year Initially
Full-Time | Long-Term Position
Salary: Up to £540 per week
Are you a high-achieving English graduate with a real passion for language, literature and helping young people develop their academic abilities?
Are you considering a future in teaching and looking for an opportunity to gain meaningful, day-to-day classroom experience before committing to formal teacher training?
Would you like to become an active part of a secondary school's English department, supporting lessons, contributing to learning and developing the practical skills needed to become a confident classroom practitioner?
A well-regarded and forward-thinking Liverpool secondary school is looking to appoint an enthusiastic and academically strong graduate to join its English department as a Graduate English Class Tutor.
As a Graduate English Class Tutor, you will work alongside experienced English teachers, becoming a regular presence in the classroom and supporting the delivery of engaging, well-structured lessons across Key Stages 3 and 4.
Rather than focusing on occasional tutoring sessions, this position will give you the opportunity to become immersed in everyday classroom practice. Your responsibilities will include:
The school is keen to hear from ambitious graduates with strong subject knowledge and a genuine interest in developing a career within secondary education.
The ideal candidate will demonstrate: