Science Technician (Physics Specialism)

Finchley Catholic High School; Greater London; On-site; GBP 26,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

Catholic Recruitment is seeking a Science Technician (Physics Specialism) to join our school’s technician team in Greater London. The role focuses on supporting high-quality science teaching, ensuring health and safety in practical work, and efficiently managing resources and equipment for Physics.

The ideal candidate will be collaborative, enthusiastic about inspiring students, patient, and flexible, with a desire to contribute to the wider school community.

Qualifications

• Support high-quality teaching and learning in the science department.
• Monitor and reinforce health and safety during practical work.
• Manage resources and equipment for the physics discipline.

Responsibilities

• Be part of the technician team supporting the department’s teaching and learning.
• Monitor health and safety of practical work on a daily basis.
• Manage and maintain science resources and equipment.
• Collaborate with staff and students to enhance science learning.

Skills

Collaborative work

Motivating students

Patience & flexibility

School community involvement

Job description

Science Technician (Physics Specialism)

NOR1160| 300 in 6th form

Our school is very highly regarded and heavily oversubscribed. It has a unique community ethos and enjoys extremely strong examination results, both in terms of attainment and progress.

We are seeking a Science Technician to become a valuable member of our support team. The core role will be to be part of the technician team in supporting the high-quality teaching and learning and monitoring the health and safety of practical work that takes place in the department on a daily basis. They will also manage resources and equipment for the discipline for which they are appointed.

We require a colleague who is:

• committed to working collaboratively with staff and students and would like to have a real impact on their school experience on a daily basis
• enthusiastic, with a talent for motivating and inspiring young people to achieve the best they can
• patient and flexible, with an understanding of the range of needs that staff students will have
• keen to play a full role in the wider life of the school

We will offer:

• an outstanding opportunity to be part of a successful, committed, collegiate and dynamic department
• a well-resourced department with established systems and processes
• A warm, welcoming and inclusive school community where students are enthusiastic about Science and are eager to learn
• A culture of innovation, reflection and continuous improvement where ideas are valued and supported
• A school that prioritises staff development, wellbeing and career progression
• A 'wellbeing day' for all staff after one year of service

This organisation is committed to promoting and safeguarding the welfare of children. This post is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act and as such all candidates will be subject to an enhanced DBS check.

A Applications from non-Catholic teachers who are willing to support the values and ethos of a Catholic school are warmly invited.