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Cadbury College in Birmingham is seeking a Science Technician to support the Science Department, ensuring a safe, well-equipped learning environment for students. You will prepare practicals, maintain equipment and support teachers across A Levels and BTEC courses.
You'll work term-time only (39 weeks), with focus on health and safety, COSHH compliance and laboratory organisation, helping students build practical science skills and confidence.
Application Deadline: 11 November 2026
Department: Cadbury STEM
Employment Type: Permanent - Full Time
Location: Cadbury College
Compensation: £19,408.50 - £21,675.75 / year
Are you organised, practical and enthusiastic about science? Cadbury College is looking for a motivated and reliable Science Technician to join our Science Department, helping to provide a safe, well-equipped and engaging learning environment for our students.
Working closely with science teachers and fellow technicians, you'll play an important role in supporting the delivery of practical science lessons across a range of courses, including A Levels, BTEC Level 3, GCSE Combined Science and the T Level Science: Health Pathway. From preparing experiments and maintaining laboratory equipment to ensuring high standards of health and safety, your work will help students develop their practical skills and confidence in science.
This is a permanent, full-time position, working term time only (39 weeks per year), offering an excellent opportunity to apply your scientific knowledge and technical skills within a supportive and busy college environment.
You’ll prepare, assemble, test and organise scientific equipment, materials and resources for practical lessons, experiments and demonstrations, ensuring everything is ready for safe and effective use. Working alongside teaching staff, you’ll provide technical support and guidance, including the preparation of chemical solutions, biological cultures and other specialist resources to meet curriculum requirements.
You’ll help maintain clean, safe and well‑organised laboratories, preparation rooms and storage areas, carrying out routine equipment checks, cleaning, maintenance and minor repairs where appropriate. You’ll also manage stock inventories, monitor supplies and support the ordering of chemicals, equipment and consumables.
Health and safety will be a key part of your role, including the safe handling, storage and disposal of chemicals and biological materials, undertaking routine safety checks and following relevant procedures, including COSHH requirements and CLEAPSS guidance.
You’ll also work with teaching staff to coordinate practical activities and make effective use of laboratory facilities, while providing technical support for College events, including open days, exhibitions and science demonstrations.