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Marchant Recruitment is seeking a knowledgeable Physics Teacher for a secondary school in Exeter to join the Science Department. You will teach Science at KS3 and Physics at KS4, including GCSE, and deliver practical lessons to build student confidence in Physics.
The role requires a Physics degree, QTS, and experience teaching at secondary level; you will plan lessons, manage experiments safely, assess progress and adapt to misconceptions, with salary to scale MPS1–UPS3 and ASAP start.
A secondary school in Exeter is seeking a knowledgeable and motivated Physics Teacher to join its Science Department. This is an opportunity for a teacher who can explain scientific concepts clearly, deliver purposeful practical lessons and help students develop confidence in their understanding of Physics.
You will teach general Science at Key Stage 3 before delivering Physics at GCSE level. Topics will include forces, energy, electricity, waves, magnetism, particle models and atomic structure.
Your lessons will help students understand the principles behind physical phenomena and apply their knowledge to calculations, investigations and examination questions.
Practical work will be an important part of the role. You will encourage students to make predictions, conduct experiments safely, record results and evaluate the evidence they collect.
At GCSE, you will focus on developing students' confidence with mathematical calculations, scientific terminology and unfamiliar application questions. You will assess progress regularly and adapt your teaching to address misconceptions before they affect examination performance.
This is a secondary school in Exeter with a broad curriculum and a Science Department committed to improving student understanding and achievement.
The department encourages students to investigate scientific ideas, ask questions and connect classroom learning with real-world applications. Teachers work collaboratively to plan lessons, review assessment outcomes and share effective teaching resources.
The school supports ongoing professional development and values teachers who contribute positively to the department and wider school community.
The salary for this Physics Teacher position will be paid to scale on MPS/UPS, depending on experience and qualifications.