Humanities Teacher

First for Education; West Midlands; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

A welcoming secondary school in West Midlands is seeking an enthusiastic Humanities Teacher to inspire students in various subject areas including History and Geography. The ideal candidate will have UK QTS or equivalent and strong subject knowledge. The role involves creating engaging lessons, supporting students’ progress, and working closely within a collaborative team. This school offers a friendly environment with opportunities for professional development and encourages teaching creativity.

Benefits

Supportive school leadership

Opportunities for curriculum development

Encouragement of creative teaching approaches

Qualifications

• Ability to explain complex concepts in simple and memorable ways.
• Experience in planning and marking lessons.
• Proven track record of building positive relationships with students.

Responsibilities

• Teach Humanities across KS3 and KS4, and potentially KS5.
• Create engaging lessons that encourage student participation.
• Work collaboratively within a supportive department.

Skills

Strong subject knowledge in Humanities

Good behaviour management

Teaching creativity

Team player

Education

UK QTS or equivalent

Job description

Love sparking curiosity? Fancy teaching the subjects that get students debating everything from ancient empires to environmental change? This Humanities role could be the perfect fit.

We're working with a welcoming secondary school in Walsall that's looking for a confident Humanities Teacher. Whether your background is History, Geography, RE, or a mix of the lot, the school is open to meeting someone who brings energy, clarity, and a genuine love of big questions.

What the role looks like

• Teaching Humanities across KS3 and KS4 (KS5 available if you'd enjoy it)
• Creating lessons that get students thinking, discussing, and challenging ideas
• Working closely with a supportive department
• Planning, marking, and contributing to the wider curriculum
• Building positive relationships with pupils and helping them make real progress
• Bringing your subject to life with stories, context, and a bit of creative flair

What the school is hoping for

• A teacher with UK QTS or equivalent
• Strong subject knowledge in at least one Humanities area
• Someone who can explain big concepts in simple, memorable ways
• Good behaviour management with a calm, consistent approach
• A team-player who loves sharing ideas and supporting colleagues
• A sense of humour and the ability to roll with the unexpected

Why Humanities teachers thrive here

The school has a brilliant reputation for looking after its staff. You'll get:

• A friendly, supportive SLT
• Clear schemes of work and collaborative planning
• Students who respond well to structure and enthusiasm
• Opportunities to shape or develop curriculum areas
• Space to teach your way, with creativity encouraged