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A leading educational staffing agency is seeking a Science Academic Coach in Birmingham. This position supports students in biology, chemistry, and physics, leading small groups and offering one-to-one assistance. The ideal candidate holds a degree in a science subject and has a strong interest in education. This role offers a salary of £80 - £90 per day in a well-regarded secondary school, providing an excellent opportunity for aspiring teachers.
Do you have a science-related degree and want to gain classroom experience before starting teacher training?
Are you ready to support students across KS3 and KS4 with focused intervention in science?
As a Science Academic Coach, you’ll work closely with the science department to support pupils in biology, chemistry, and physics. You’ll lead small group sessions, offer one-to-one academic support, and assist in preparing students for assessments and exams. Your work will help boost confidence, close learning gaps, and raise overall attainment in science across the school.
You should hold a degree in a science subject such as biology, chemistry, physics, or a related field. You’ll need strong communication skills, a proactive mindset, and a genuine interest in education. Previous experience working with young people—whether in a school, tutoring, or mentoring setting—will strengthen your application.
This ‘Good’-rated secondary school in Edgbaston is well-regarded for its academic standards and inclusive ethos. The science department is collaborative and well-supported, offering a strong foundation for aspiring educators to gain meaningful school-based experience. Staff are committed to professional development and student success.
Apply today by sending your CV to be considered for this Science Academic Coach role. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted to arrange an interview and discuss the position in more detail. Early applications are encouraged, as the school may appoint before the closing date. This is an excellent opportunity to gain classroom experience and prepare for a future in science education.