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KPI Education invites applications for a Graduate Science Teaching Assistant in Liverpool, starting in November 2026. The role supports KS3/KS4 learners, working with a Science department to build confidence and understanding.
The post is full-time, 32.5 hours per week during term time, with a salary of up to £560 per week. Suitable for Biology, Chemistry or Physics graduates aiming for teacher training in 2027.
Liverpool | November 2026 Start
Have you recently completed a degree in a Science-related subject and want to put your knowledge to good use by helping secondary school students succeed?
Are you considering a career in teaching and eager to gain practical classroom experience before taking the next step into education?
Did your own educational journey inspire you to encourage young people, nurture their curiosity, and help them develop a real passion for Science?
KPI Education are partnering with a forward-thinking secondary school in Liverpool to recruit an enthusiastic Graduate Science Teaching Assistant to join their team from November 2026.
Full-time, long-term opportunity commencing November 2026
Monday to Friday, 32.5 hours per week during term time
Earn up to £560 per week
Convenient Liverpool location with excellent transport connections
Open to Science graduates with a minimum 2:1 degree
Applications particularly welcomed from Biology, Chemistry, and Physics graduates
Provide focused learning support to KS3 and KS4 students
Collaborate with experienced Science teachers to strengthen pupils' understanding
Build essential classroom experience ahead of Teacher Training in September 2027
Interviews available immediately
This Graduate Science Teaching Assistant opportunity is ideal for a recent Science graduate looking to gain meaningful experience in a secondary school before embarking on a teacher training programme. You'll support pupils on a one-to-one basis and in small groups, helping them grasp challenging topics, develop confidence in their abilities, and achieve their academic potential.
The successful candidate will bring a strong understanding of their chosen Science subject, alongside a genuine interest in helping young people learn and progress. Working alongside an established Science department, you'll benefit from guidance, regular mentoring, and ongoing professional development as you build your classroom presence and develop effective teaching support techniques.
Whether you specialise in Biology, Chemistry, or Physics, this role provides an excellent stepping stone towards a rewarding career in education. You'll learn how to communicate complex ideas clearly, adapt your approach to different learning needs, and inspire students to engage with Science. With the opportunity to progress towards paid Teacher Training in September 2027, this position could be the perfect starting point for your teaching career.
Ready to turn your Science degree into a career that makes a difference? and take your first step towards a future in teaching.
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