Humanities Teacher – Supportive Academy | Nottinghamshire

Marchant Recruitment; East Midlands; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 38,000; Full time

Job summary

Marchant Recruitment is seeking a Humanities Teacher for a supportive secondary academy in Nottinghamshire. The role covers History and/or Geography across KS3 and KS4, with a focus on building an engaging and collaborative curriculum.

The ideal candidate will hold QTS and a Humanities degree, show strong subject knowledge, adapt across year groups, manage classes effectively and support students of all abilities. The school values teamwork and professional development.

Qualifications

• Hold QTS and a relevant Humanities degree.
• Have strong subject knowledge.
• Be adaptable and confident across different year groups.
• Have strong classroom and behaviour management.
• Be committed to supporting students of all abilities.

Responsibilities

• Teach History and/or Geography across KS3 and KS4.
• Plan engaging lessons that encourage independent thinking.
• Prepare students for examinations where appropriate.
• Assess progress and adapt teaching accordingly.
• Contribute to curriculum planning and wider Humanities activities.

Skills

QTS

Strong subject knowledge

Adaptable across year groups

Behaviour management

Education

QTS with Humanities degree

Job description

A supportive secondary academy in Nottinghamshire is seeking a Humanities Teacher to join its growing department. The school is looking for a versatile teacher with a strong background in History, Geography or both. This would suit a teacher who enjoys working collaboratively and wants to contribute to a developing curriculum. The position is available from October.

The Role

Teach History and/or Geography across KS3 and KS4.

Plan engaging lessons that encourage independent thinking.

Prepare students for examinations where appropriate.

Assess progress and adapt teaching accordingly.

Contribute to curriculum planning and wider Humanities activities.

The Ideal Candidate

Hold QTS and a relevant Humanities degree.

Have strong subject knowledge.

Be adaptable and confident across different year groups.

Have strong classroom and behaviour management.

Be committed to supporting students of all abilities.

The School

The academy provides a welcoming and inclusive environment where staff are encouraged to work collaboratively. The Humanities department is developing its curriculum and offers the successful teacher an opportunity to contribute to this work.

Humanities Teacher – Supportive Academy | Nottinghamshire Nottinghamshire, England, United Kingdom