Social Sciences Teacher

Tradewind Recruitment LTD.; Lincoln; On-site; GBP 20,000 - 33,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Top rates of pay

PAYE (no Umbrella)

Access to CPD courses

Online timesheets

Dedicated consultant

Job summary

Tradewind Recruitment LTD. is recruiting a Secondary Social Sciences Teacher to join our supply team in Lincoln. You will plan and deliver engaging lessons across KS3 and KS4 in Sociology, Psychology, Citizenship and related subjects, building students' analytical and evaluative skills.

The role offers opportunities for daily supply or longer placements, with a focus on flexible scheduling and diverse school settings. You will be supported by a dedicated consultant and access to CPD resources.

Qualifications

• Hold QTS or equivalent teaching qualification.
• Eligible to work in the UK and able to obtain a DBS.
• Experience teaching Social Sciences at secondary level (KS3/KS4) is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Plan and deliver engaging Social Sciences lessons.
• Deliver KS3 and KS4 topics including Sociology, Psychology, Citizenship.
• Develop students' analytical and critical thinking.
• Assess pupil progress and provide feedback.
• Prepare students for GCSE and other assessments.
• Adapt to different school environments.

Skills

Teaching

Classroom management

Education

QTS or equivalent teaching qualification

Job description

Secondary Social Sciences Teacher - LincolnTradewind Recruitment is a leading education recruitment agency dedicated to supporting our educators every step of the way!We're looking for passionate Social Sciences Teachers to work across a range of Secondary schools in Lincolnshire on a daily supply and long-term basis.We work with fantastic schools local to you and are continuously recruiting for Social Sciences specialist teachers to join us. Whether you're seeking a full or part-time role, we have opportunities to suit you.Whether you are an experienced Social Sciences Teacher, an ECT or looking for greater flexibility around your work, we can help you find opportunities that suit your experience and availability.

As a Secondary Social Sciences Teacher on supply, you will:

Be responsible for planning and delivering engaging and inclusive Social Sciences lessonsHave a strong understanding of the relevant Social Sciences curriculumDeliver a range of topics and concepts across KS3 and KS4, including Sociology, Psychology, Citizenship and related subjectsDevelop students' understanding of society, human behaviour, social structures and contemporary issuesEncourage students to develop their analytical, critical thinking and evaluative skillsSupport students in understanding different perspectives, theories and viewpointsEncourage students to engage with current affairs and apply their knowledge to real-world situationsDevelop students' ability to interpret, analyse and evaluate evidence and researchUse a range of teaching strategies to support pupils with diverse learning needs and abilitiesEncourage students to participate in discussions and develop their communication and argumentation skillsAssess and monitor pupil progress, providing appropriate feedback and supportPrepare students effectively for GCSE examinations and other relevant assessmentsAbility to adapt to different teaching environments and school settings

Why work with Tradewind Recruitment?

Ongoing support from a dedicated consultantVirtual registration for a streamlined and efficient processFree access to 2,500 CPD courses and resources via The National CollegeOnline timesheets for easy and quick submissionTop rates of pay, PAYE (no Umbrella companies)Opportunity to experience a range of placements in schools local to youFlexible work to suit your schedule, with daily supply and long-term options

To join us and be successful as a Secondary Social Sciences Teacher, you will need to:

Hold QTS status or equivalent teaching qualificationEnhanced DBS Disclosure, Overseas Police Clearances (if applicable) and professional reference checksCV must cover the last 10 years of employment history where possibleLegal right to work in the UK