Psychology Teacher

Supply Desk; Andover; On-site; GBP 29,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

A well-known education recruitment agency is seeking a dedicated Psychology Teacher for a college in Andover. This full-time, long-term role starts in January 2026 and offers a salary range of £29,000 – £48,000. The successful candidate will deliver high-quality teaching across BTEC and A-Level programs, support students in developing critical skills, and contribute to curriculum development. The college is recognized for its inclusive environment and offers ongoing professional development along with employee benefits such as a pension scheme and generous holiday allowance.

Benefits

Access to professional development and training opportunities

Supportive department

Pension scheme

Generous holiday allowance

Qualifications

• Experience teaching Psychology at BTEC and/or A-Level.
• Commitment to safeguarding, equality, and diversity.

Responsibilities

• Deliver engaging lessons in Psychology across BTEC and A-Level courses.
• Plan, prepare, and assess student work to ensure progress.
• Contribute to curriculum development within the Social Sciences department.

Skills

Classroom management

Communication skills

Ability to inspire and motivate learners

Analytical skills

Education

Degree in Psychology

Recognised teaching qualification

Job description

Position: Psychology Teacher Location: Andover Sixth Form College

Start Date: January 2026 Contract: Full-Time, Long-Term (until July 2026) Hours: 37 hours per week

Salary Range: £29,000 – £48,000 (depending on experience and qualifications)

An established Sixth Form College in the Andover area is seeking a dedicated Psychology Teacher to deliver high-quality teaching and learning across BTEC and A-Level programmes. This is a full-time, long-term position running from January until July 2026, offering an excellent opportunity to inspire and support students in achieving their academic goals. The role would be full time, although part time hours can be offered for the right person.

You will play a key role in helping learners develop critical thinking, analytical skills, and a deep understanding of psychological concepts, preparing them for higher education or future careers.

• Deliver engaging and challenging lessons in Psychology across BTEC and A-Level courses.

• Plan, prepare, and assess student work to ensure strong progress and achievement.

• Support learners through classroom teaching, tutorials, and exam preparation.

• Monitor and track student performance, providing constructive feedback and guidance.

• Contribute to curriculum development and course planning within the Social Sciences department.

• Collaborate with colleagues to share resources and best practice.

This Sixth Form College is recognised for its inclusive and supportive environment, with a strong reputation for academic excellence. The Social Sciences department provides students with modern facilities and a stimulating learning environment. Staff benefit from ongoing CPD, mentoring, and opportunities for professional growth, ensuring a collaborative and rewarding workplace.

• A recognised teaching qualification (or willingness to work towards one).

• A degree in Psychology (or a closely related subject).

• Experience teaching Psychology at BTEC and/or A-Level.

• Strong classroom management and communication skills.

• Ability to inspire, motivate, and support learners of varying abilities.

• Commitment to safeguarding, equality, and diversity.

• Full-time, long-term position until July 2026.

• Competitive salary (£29,000 – £48,000 depending on experience).

• Access to professional development and training opportunities.

• Supportive department with modern facilities and resources.

• Pension scheme, generous holiday allowance, and staff benefits.

For more information or to apply, please contact Daniel on 02380 230340 or send in your CV.

Please note: All appointments are subject to an enhanced DBS check and safer recruitment procedures. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.