Humanities Teachers

The Teaching Executives Ltd; Chester; On-site; GBP 29,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

The Teaching Executives Ltd is recruiting Humanities Teachers for a school in Chester. You will plan, deliver and assess lessons across the full age and ability range, provide constructive feedback, and participate in departmental meetings and parent communication.

You should hold QTS/PGCE with a relevant degree, a current DBS, and have strong subject knowledge of the British Curriculum. The role offers a collaborative, supportive team and opportunities to lead enrichment activities.

Qualifications

• Candidate must hold QTS/PGCE with relevant Bachelor’s degree or equivalent.
• Hold an up-to-date DBS certificate.
• Excellent subject knowledge of the British Curriculum.
• Maintain exceptional classroom practice.
• Work collaboratively and creatively with colleagues.

Responsibilities

• Planning, delivering and marking lessons.
• Giving constructive and guided feedback to students both written and verbally.
• Summative and formative assessment, guide progress through marking and feedback.
• Attending departmental meetings and communicating effectively with parents.
• Encouraged to share best practice within and beyond the department.
• Lead extracurricular enrichment activities to extend learning beyond the classroom.

Skills

Planning & delivering lessons

Classroom communication

Feedback & assessment

Collaborative teamwork

Education

QTS/PGCE with relevant bachelor's degree

Bachelor of Education or international equivalent

Job description

Humanities Teachers

We are looking for committed, enthusiastic and hard-working humanities teachers to become part of a cohesive, professional and supportive team. You will be both ambitious and passionate about teaching and have the ability to inspire students.

This roles provides an exciting opportunity for any teachers who are eager to be a part of a school that seeks to secure the very highest educational standards for students, who has high standards, commitment, passion, and the ability to teach across the full range of age and ability.

The department is both innovative and supportive with a history of good examination results at focused on inspiring children to reflect, learn and achieve.

Responsibilities:

• Planning, delivering and marking lessons.
• Giving constructive and guided feedback to students both written and verbally
• Summative and formative assessment, guide progress through marking and feedback
• Attending departmental meetings and communicating effectively with parents.
• Encouraged to share best practice within and beyond the department
• Lead extracurricular enrichment activities to extend learning beyond the classroom

Qualifications/Requirements:

• Successful candidates should hold a QTS/PGCE with a relevant bachelor's degree, a Bachelor of Education or the international equivalent.
• Hold an up-to-date DBS certificate
• Possess an excellent subject knowledge
• Have excellent knowledge of the British Curriculum
• Maintain exceptional classroom practice
• Work collaboratively and creatively with colleagues

• Payment scale advertised is based upon the teacher pay scale from M1 to M6. Actual pay is based upon relevant teaching experience